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Follow your plug and get the good stuff. Post your calls and get paid for the calls you make.

Joined September 2026
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Alpha on X has always been free labor. You find the play, you post it, people ape, you get nothing. The Plug fixes that. It's a social trading layer for pons tokens on Robinhood Chain: callers post the plays, and the people who follow them pay the callers. How it works: 1. Sign in with X. You get a wallet. 2. Pick any pons token you hold, curve or pool, any quote asset. Post a callout. 3. Share the call. 4. Every buy that comes through it pays you 80% of the 0.5% fee, in the token's quote asset, for as long as you keep holding. Sell and it stops. 5. Good calls stack up on a public leaderboard, ranked by total PnL of your calls. Post your call. Get paid for it. theplug.wtf CA: 0x7ceab0f95ff3355fc371abdb85df5d01917d4cb8
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All The Plug contracts are now verified on Robinhood Chain. Source is public, read it yourself. PonsCallRouter 0x6Aab93Ab936685451F1e4D5C752c94f79d6BBe14 ReferralRegistry 0x5eD1b8fd959f198D6ba07f00D01db28ADE45252e PonsQuoter 0x9eA4056B4e51bfffb1498939bb11f5514e3e8965 PonsLookup 0x50CC778F32aDC2E7b86DFd53Dd3cbCb4e0375E2C The 80/20 split, the hold check, the fee skim. It's all in there, not in a database. robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
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Most "referral" programs are a database. Someone clicks your link, a server writes a row, and you trust whoever runs it to pay you. The Plug doesn't work like that. The fee logic is in our own contracts on Robinhood Chain, and the UI is just a window onto them. Read them yourself: PonsCallRouter 0x6Aab93Ab936685451F1e4D5C752c94f79d6BBe14 ReferralRegistry 0x5eD1b8fd959f198D6ba07f00D01db28ADE45252e PonsQuoter 0x9eA4056B4e51bfffb1498939bb11f5514e3e8965 PonsLookup 0x50CC778F32aDC2E7b86DFd53Dd3cbCb4e0375E2C How they fit together: Every buy goes through the router. It takes the quote asset, skims the fee, and forwards the rest to wherever the token trades right now: the pons bonding curve, the graduated Uniswap v4 pool with the pons hook, or the v3 pool for V1 tokens. Anything unspent comes back to you. Sells pay us nothing. Callouts live in the registry. When you post one it checks the token against all three pons factories, snapshots your balance, and numbers the callout on-chain. Your entry and PnL come from chain data, so you can't fake them. At fee time the router asks the registry who's earning. If the caller's balance fell below the line, the caller slice goes to the platform instead. "You only earn while you hold" isn't a policy. It's a require(). Paying in ETH for a token quoted in USDG or NVDA? The router takes its fee in ETH, converts through Uniswap v3, and buys as usual. Callers earn ETH on those buys. The quoter reproduces the router's fill exactly before you sign: curve math, pons hook fee, Uniswap quoters included. The lookup resolves live where any pons token is trading. 0.5% on a buy through a call, 80% of it to the caller, claimable per asset. 0.1% without one. pons' own fees on top, not ours. No allowlist, no application. If pons launched it, it can be called. Docs: theplug.wtf/docs Explorer: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
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Just burned 4.8M $PLUG. Sent to the dead address, gone for good. Tx below. Supply only goes one way from here. Callers earn while they hold, we keep pulling tokens out. robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
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Every alpha account on this app has the same flaw, and it's not the accounts. It's the deal. Someone finds a token early. They post it. If they're good, people buy. And the only way that person gets paid for being right is to sell into the people who trusted them. The better the call, the bigger the exit, the worse it is for whoever came in on it. The incentive is backwards, so the outcome is always the same: the caller is out before you've finished reading the thread. We built The Plug to flip that deal. On The Plug, a caller doesn't get paid by selling. They get paid by the buys that come through their call. Every buy routed through a callout pays a 0.5% fee, and 80% of it goes to the caller, in the token's own quote asset, whether that's ETH, USDG or a tokenized stock. The part that matters: it only pays while the caller holds. The moment they sell, the stream stops. So the person who found the play now wants exactly what you want: more people in, and to still be holding when they arrive. Dumping on your followers costs you your income. A few other things fall out of that: - You can't call a token you don't hold. Every callout is a position, on-chain, from the block it was posted. - Calls are ranked by how they actually moved. The leaderboard is total PnL of your calls, public and permanent. Reputation stops being screenshots and follower counts. - Followers don't pay extra for the alignment. Buying without a call costs 0.1%; buying through one costs 0.5%. That's the fee you'd tip a good caller anyway, except now it's automatic, on every buy, forever. It's live on Robinhood Chain for every @ponsdotfamily token, bonding curve or graduated pool. Sign in with X and you have a wallet. Find the play. Post it. Get paid for as long as you're right. theplug.wtf
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