pump.fun vs Pons vs your own pool
pump.fun is the established Solana launchpad, Pons gives you a tax-free launch list, and your own pool gives you the largest launch block. Each one trades off differently on fees and liquidity.
pump.fun on Solana
pump.fun is a bonding curve on Solana. On Unison, 6 team wallets land in block 0. A dev buy is optional. Spread buys have no minimum gap. Creator fees work. Sells go out in bundles.
Pons on Robinhood Chain
Pons is a bonding curve on Robinhood Chain. On Unison, up to 31 team wallets buy tax-free at launch, and a dev buy is required. Outsiders pay a snipe tax of 99% falling to zero over about five seconds. Spread buys wait at least 6 seconds. Creator fees work.
Your own pool on Robinhood Chain
A Direct deploy opens your own Uniswap v4 pool. Up to 240 team wallets buy inside the launch transaction. The liquidity is burned, so nobody can pull it, including you. The pool has no fee and pays no creator fees. There is no bonding step, because the coin trades in the pool from the start.
What is coming to Unison?
Meteora, LaunchLab, Bags and Printr are planned on Solana. flap.sh is planned on Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain. Four.meme is planned on BNB Chain. Clanker is planned on Base. None of these are live on Unison today.
Questions
Should I use a curve or my own pool?
Use a curve if you want creator fees and no liquidity to set. Use your own pool if you want the largest launch team and no launchpad fee.
Is there a four.meme bundler on Unison?
Not yet. Four.meme is planned and not live.
Can one team buy on several chains?
No. Each launch has its own team on one chain. You can run launches on several chains at once.