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Pons Earned More Fees in 24 Hours Than Hyperliquid, Polymarket, and Fomo Combined

The Pons launchpad on Robinhood Chain generated $4.73 million in fees over 24 hours, surpassing the combined fees of Hyperliquid, Polymarket, Fomo and major blockchain networks.

Robinhood’s blockchain for tokenized stocks has become a hub for meme‑coin traders, with the Pons launchpad emerging as the dominant force. In under two months, Pons has facilitated $4.54 billion in total volume and captured the majority of launch activity on the network.

Dominance in Launch Activity

On September 1, Pons processed $370.2 million in volume, accounting for 59 % of all launchpad activity on Robinhood Chain that day. The total volume across all launchpads on the chain reached $623.1 million, with the nearest competitor, long.xyz, handling $151.4 million.

Token Creation Concentration

Launchpads minted 27,802 tokens on August 31, and Pons was responsible for 17,909 of them, highlighting its central role in token issuance.

Fee Generation Outpacing Competitors

According to DefiLlama data compiled by Bubblemaps, Pons generated $4.73 million in base network fees over a 24‑hour period. This amount exceeds the combined fees of Hyperliquid, Polymarket and Fomo ($4.65 million) and also surpasses the total fees of Robinhood Chain, BNB Smart Chain and Solana combined ($3.46 million).

PONS Token Performance

The PONS token traded at $0.42436 on September 1, down 9.82 % for the day, with a market capitalization of $301.9 million, ranking it 134th by market value. The token hit a record high of $0.49328 on the same day and has risen 1,297.8 % over the past month.

PONS was the most traded asset on Robinhood Chain in the last 24 hours, attracting $62.46 million in volume across 110,827 trades and 9,063 unique wallets.

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Original date
September 2, 2026, 11:42 AM
Original headline
Pons Earned More Fees in 24 Hours Than Hyperliquid, Polymarket, and Fomo Combined
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