The first tax you want to pay.
Every trade of $IRS is taxed 10%. The tax goes to holders, in USDG, straight to the wallet. Buy, sell, or just hold: the refund clears either way. Nothing to file, nothing to claim.
How it pays
- Withhold
Every buy and sell of $IRS pays a 10% creator tax on Pons. That is the whole revenue line. No emissions, no treasury games.
- Convert
The tax is swept and swapped into USDG, the dollar stablecoin on Robinhood Chain. Not into $IRS, not into anything the team controls.
- Refund
Each round, the USDG is pushed to every holder in proportion to what they hold. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim. The keeper can only pay; it cannot redirect.
Why 10%
Most coins pretend the tax is a bug. $IRS makes it the product. Ten percent is high enough that holding beats flipping, and every flipper who pays it is paying you. The tax is set once at launch on Pons and cannot be raised.
The refund is in USDG, a dollar that exists outside the coin, so it is worth the same on a day $IRS is up and a day it is down. The ledger below lists every round with wallets and transaction hashes.
- Tax rate10% on every trade
- Refunded inUSDG
- Refunded toevery holder, pro rata
- Team keepsnothing
- Filing requirednone
- ChainRobinhood Chain
Contract
| Token | Drops at launch |
|---|---|
| Refund asset | 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168 USDG |
| Chain | Robinhood Chain, id 4663 |
| Venue | Pons, bonding curve |
| Tax | 10% creator tax on every trade, converted to USDG and refunded to holders |