Users paid nearly $6 million in a day to create and trade tokens through Pons, more than they paid to use Pump or Hyperliquid, and even more than they paid to use Robinhood Chain itself.
- Pons generated about $5.95 million in fees over 24 hours, ranking fourth among services tracked by DefiLlama and surpassing the Robinhood Chain on which it operates.
- Nearly 25,000 tokens launched on Pons on Sept. 2 as daily trading volume reached $544 million, while its PONS token surged 300% in a week amid protocol-funded buybacks and burns.
- The memecoin boom helped Robinhood Chain collect about $4 million in a single day, roughly one-fifth of the fees the network has earned since its July launch.
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