
Launch on @ponsdotfamily . Route creator fees to any domain. CA : 0xa1d5c30d1ee0953e4b228e62573aeb9dd3f554b6
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Bons Domains is now live on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
CA : 0xa1d5c30d1ee0953e4b228e62573aeb9dd3f554b6
This is our first mainnet deployment for testing fee routing through Pons.
Mainnet deployment proof:
Proxy:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Claim Fees implementation:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Deployment transaction:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
First mainnet token deployment:
ponsfamily.com/launchpad/0xE…
Launch transaction:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Token contract:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Fee vault:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Proof onchain.
Launch on Pons. Route fees to any domain.
Just tested the $Bons Domains launch flow with Shielded Fees on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
• Domain: crumb.bonsdomain.family
• Fee mode: Shielded
• Launch confirmed in block 81,638,684
Full demo below, from domain selection to launch confirmation and explorer proof.
Token contract:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
This token is for testing only. Please do not buy it.
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Bons Shielded Fees is now deployed on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Explore the deployed contracts:
• BonsShieldedPoolV1
• ShieldedClaimCoordinatorV2
• ShieldedVaultDeployerV2
• BonsTimelockController
The next stage of Bons Domains: shielded infrastructure for domain fees.
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Bons Shielded Fees is now deployed on Robinhood Chain mainnet. ZBONS
Explore the deployed contracts:
• BonsShieldedPoolV1
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
• ShieldedClaimCoordinatorV2
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
• ShieldedVaultDeployerV2
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
• BonsTimelockController
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
The next stage of Bons Domains: shielded infrastructure for domain fees.
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Bons Shielded Fees is now deployed on Robinhood Chain mainnet. ZBONS
Explore the deployed contracts:
• BonsShieldedPoolV1
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
• ShieldedClaimCoordinatorV2
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
• ShieldedVaultDeployerV2
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
• BonsTimelockController
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
The next stage of Bons Domains: shielded infrastructure for domain fees.
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50 % on progress
Still Cooking for this ZBONS Features
Next for Bons Domains: Shielded Fees.
this features called ZBONS
• Claim domain fees into a shielded pool.
• Manage encrypted notes and private balances.
• Transfer privately with zero-knowledge proofs.
• Withdraw to public wallets through a relayer.
Protocol fee buybacks and burns remain public and verifiable.
Coming soon on Robinhood Chain.
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Testing Domain Tokens on mainnet.
A demo of the new Bons Domains launch flow, with the backend running alongside it.
Please do not buy CRUMB. This token is strictly for testing and showcasing the feature.
crumb.bonsdomain.family
$BONS Domains claim fees router is now live onchain.
Claim fees router transaction:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Fees routed through the Bons Domains infrastructure.
Fully verifiable on Robinhood Chain.
Verifiable Onchain
tx hash :
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
token
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
ponsfamily.com/launchpad/0x1…
Testing Domain Tokens on mainnet.
A demo of the new Bons Domains launch flow, with the backend running alongside it.
Please do not buy CRUMB. This token is strictly for testing and showcasing the feature.
crumb.bonsdomain.family
Bons domain retweeted
Unique take on routing fees @bonsdomain
The idea is simple: turn internet domains into destinations for onchain value.
Launch a token around any exact hostname through Pons, and instead of fees flowing to a random creator wallet, they can accumulate in vaults tied to that domain.
The gud tek part is the claim mechanism.
Domain controllers can publish a Bons TXT record in DNS pointing to their wallet. Bons verifies control through a fresh DNS check, and the fees associated with that hostname can then be claimed.
So imagine tokens forming around websites, protocols, communities, open-source projects, or basically any corner of the internet…with economic activity flowing back toward the domain itself.
No ownership of the domain is required to launch a token around it, and launching one doesn’t imply endorsement by the domain owner.
It’s essentially a new primitive:
domain → token → activity → fees → domain
Bons Domains is trying to give the open internet an onchain economic layer.
Worth watching what gets built on top of this.
0xa1d5c30d1ee0953e4b228e62573aeb9dd3f554b6
Next for Bons Domains: Shielded Fees.
this features called ZBONS
• Claim domain fees into a shielded pool.
• Manage encrypted notes and private balances.
• Transfer privately with zero-knowledge proofs.
• Withdraw to public wallets through a relayer.
Protocol fee buybacks and burns remain public and verifiable.
Coming soon on Robinhood Chain.
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You don’t need to buy a new domain through Bons Domains.
Use any domain you already own, such as example.com. Add the TXT record shown in Bons Domains to your DNS settings, verify the record, and connect the wallet that should receive the fees.
Bons Domains routes protocol fees to your existing domain.
Next for Bons Domains: Shielded Fees.
this features called ZBONS
• Claim domain fees into a shielded pool.
• Manage encrypted notes and private balances.
• Transfer privately with zero-knowledge proofs.
• Withdraw to public wallets through a relayer.
Protocol fee buybacks and burns remain public and verifiable.
Coming soon on Robinhood Chain.
$BONS
Bons Domains mainnet deployment test.
I just deployed a test token on mainnet to verify the Bons Domains fee-routing infrastructure.
This is only a technical test.
Do not buy this token.
Bons launch page:
bonsdomain.family/#app/launc…
Token contract:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Testing the infrastructure on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Everything I build follows the same process: testnet first, then mainnet.
Dont trust, verify
For Bons Domains:
• Test token launches and fee claims on testnet.
• Confirm both flows work as expected.
• Move to mainnet and test again.
I recorded the process and shared the demos and onchain transactions in my previous posts.
You can check the build history yourself.
Mainnet ver
teapawt.net/bonsdomain/status/2107…
Bons Domains mainnet deployment test.
I just deployed a test token on mainnet to verify the Bons Domains fee-routing infrastructure.
This is only a technical test.
Do not buy this token.
Bons launch page:
bonsdomain.family/#app/launc…
Token contract:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Testing the infrastructure on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Bons domain retweeted
Fair ask. I already posted the full mainnet claim recording.
• Hostname: testnet.bonsdomain.family
• Claimable fees shown: 0.001437 ETH
• Claim confirmed in block 81064356
Claim receipt:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
The recording shows the DNS check, signing, and claim confirmation.
For this example, the fees were curve-accrued before execution. Vault-held ETH was 0. We distinguish accrued fees, escrow balances, and ETH already held in the vault.
This is a completed claim example, not a current unclaimed-balance snapshot.
Replying to @bonsdomain
Routing Pons fees to a hostname, then releasing them only after a fresh DNS check, is the interesting part. Show live hostnames with ETH sitting in the vault, and post one full claim receipt. Unclaimed fees are the pitch.
$BONS Domains claim fees router is now live onchain.
Claim fees router transaction:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Fees routed through the Bons Domains infrastructure.
Fully verifiable on Robinhood Chain.
Replying to @bonsdomain
Protocol fees have now been used to buy back and burn $BONS.
1.7 million $BONS removed from circulation.
Buyback:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Burn:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Fully verifiable onchain.
Fair ask. I already posted the full mainnet claim recording.
• Hostname: testnet.bonsdomain.family
• Claimable fees shown: 0.001437 ETH
• Claim confirmed in block 81064356
Claim receipt:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
The recording shows the DNS check, signing, and claim confirmation.
For this example, the fees were curve-accrued before execution. Vault-held ETH was 0. We distinguish accrued fees, escrow balances, and ETH already held in the vault.
This is a completed claim example, not a current unclaimed-balance snapshot.
Replying to @bonsdomain
Routing Pons fees to a hostname, then releasing them only after a fresh DNS check, is the interesting part. Show live hostnames with ETH sitting in the vault, and post one full claim receipt. Unclaimed fees are the pitch.
Dev supply burned 100%
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Next for Bons Domains: Shielded Fees.
• Claim domain fees into a shielded pool.
• Manage encrypted notes and private balances.
• Transfer privately with zero-knowledge proofs.
• Withdraw to public wallets through a relayer.
Protocol fee buybacks and burns remain public and verifiable.
Coming soon on Robinhood Chain.
$BONS
Bons domain retweeted
Bons Domains Explore on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
bonsdomain.family/token/0x97…
• Browse token launches and their associated domains.
• Search by token or domain.
• View contract addresses and market details.
• Access Pons market links from one page.
Launch on Pons. Route fees to any domain.
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Bons Domains Explore on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
bonsdomain.family/token/0x97…
• Browse token launches and their associated domains.
• Search by token or domain.
• View contract addresses and market details.
• Access Pons market links from one page.
Launch on Pons. Route fees to any domain.
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