Which launchpad is built to win the next memecoin cycle?
PONS has a clear revenue model: it shares trading fees with creators and uses part of its share to buy and burn PONS.
That model generated $21M in revenue so far in September. But the next cycle will depend on where breakout tokens launch and keep trading. Several of Robinhood Chain’s strongest runners have come from LONG.
LONG has no platform token of its own. Each memecoin it launches is paired with a Robinhood Stock Token.
In community mode most buy fees go into a permanent vault holding the paired asset. A breakout can therefore build a lasting stock-linked balance in its community vault.
LONG has already launched breakout tokens. Now it needs to keep buyers in their paired pools after the initial surge. Sustained demand would grow the community vaults and strengthen its case against PONS.
Memecoins have a mission again. Meme-stocks are the new frontier in an otherwise played-out memecoin meta, turning holders into voters. A Fartcoin-sized BONER with a community LP and delegated HIMS would control ~7% of HIMS votes at the peak and ~8% today.