Ponsdotfamily has risen on Robinhood Chain, surpassing Pumpfun in weekly fee revenue
Ponsdotfamily (Pons for short), an independent token launch platform built based on Robinhood Chain, and has surpassed Pumpfun in terms of weekly fee generation. Data showed that Pons 'fee income last week reached $10.67 million, while Pumpfun's revenue was $9.76 million. This is a remarkable milestone for a deal that has emerged in just a few weeks, and it also raises a question worth pondering: Where will retail cryptocurrency money go?
Rapid-rise players on Robinhood Chain
Pons is a token creation and trading application built specifically for Robinhood Chain. Robinhood Chain is a Layer-2 network based on Arbitrum Orbit technology. Its main network will be officially launched on July 1, 2026.
The platform's operating model is very intuitive: any wallet can create a fixed supply of tokens with just one transaction and trade them immediately. The platform has built-in discovery mechanism, liquidity mechanism, graduation threshold and analysis tools, providing users with a complete service experience.
Its growth rate is impressive. On September 2, nearly 25,000 new tokens were launched on Pons, with transaction volume reaching US$544 million that day. Since July, the platform has generated approximately 646,000 tokens from more than 167,000 independent creator addresses.
During peak periods, Pons generated approximately US$5.95 million in fees in 24 hours, ranking fourth among services tracked by DefiLlama and even exceeding the fees generated by its own Robinhood Chain network.
This surge has also driven the development of Robinhood Chain's overall ecology. The network launched in July with tokenized stocks as its main highlight, but now Meme coins and other user-created tokens have become its most active usage scenarios and source of fees. In the most recent week, total network fees reached approximately US$25 million, an increase of approximately 17 times from US$1.4 million in the previous week.
Individual investors 'behavior trends reflected in fee competition
Despite Pons' strong performance, Pumpfun is still an industry benchmark that cannot be underestimated. During the week from August 3 to 9, Pump.fun incurred an agreement fee of US$10.03 million, the first time in the current statistical cycle that its total weekly revenue exceeded the US$10 million mark. As of the end of August 2026, Pump.fun's historical cumulative revenue has reached the range of US$1.23 billion to US$1.26 billion, making it the first Solana application with lifetime revenue exceeding US$1 billion.
Currently, Hyperliquid and GMGN still hold the lead on a wider track, with weekly fees of US$12.1 million and US$16.22 million respectively. However, the ability of a launch platform only a few months old to compete head-to-head with industry giants in emerging chains reveals an important trend: No matter how mature the competitors are, retail money is rapidly flowing to platforms that provide the best user experience and the fastest execution speeds.
For Pons, the next key test is sustainability. The market value of PON tokens once reached US$970 million, and the increase exceeded 200% in the past week. Future fee growth will depend on whether new tokens and liquidity pools can continue to emerge. Clearly, brand loyalty is gradually giving way to speed and simplicity.

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