What you set

Name, ticker, image, description and links. An optional buy at launch in ETH: it goes through Pons’s launch-and-buy router, so the coin is created and your buy lands in the same transaction, exempt from the anti-snipe tax. Nobody can get in ahead of you.

What the page sets, and nobody can change

The creator tax and the wallet it is paid to. The launch transaction passes them to Pons as the creator fee recipient and the creator tax; Pons writes both into the launch record and into the curve, where the rate is immutable. Only the recipient wallet itself could ever hand the stream to another address. The tax is charged in ETH on every buy and sell, on the curve and later in the pool, on top of Pons’s own pool fee.

Pons fixes the rest: the supply, the curve, the graduation threshold, and the permanently locked pool the coin graduates into.

How the tax reaches the wallet

The curve keeps the creator tax in ETH as trades happen. When fees are swept, which the recipient wallet or Pons’s operator can do at any time and which happens in any case at graduation, the creator’s share is credited to Pons’s fee escrow, and the recipient wallet claims it there with one call. The page shows, for each coin, the amount waiting on the curve and the amount claimable in the escrow.

Afterwards

Nothing to manage. The page reads the launch back from Pons right after every launch: recipient, rate, curve, supply, quote asset and graduation state. The addresses link to the explorer and to the coin on Pons.