Pons, a token launch platform on Robinhood Chain, collected $5.95M in fees over the past 24 hours, setting a new record for the platform. According to DeFiLlama data as of September 3, that was enough to put it fourth among all tracked protocols by fees. Only Tether, Uniswap, and Circle ranked higher.
Pons’ daily fees exceeded those of Robinhood Chain itself, which DeFiLlama estimates at $4.45M. This figure reflects network gas fees and does not include application fees. Over the past seven days, Pons collected $28.83M in fees, while its 30-day total reached $40.84M.
How Pons Generated $5.95M in Fees
Pons generates fees from launching and trading tokens on Robinhood Chain. DeFiLlama counts fees from swaps as well as the fixed fee charged to create a token.
The $5.95M does not represent the platform’s net revenue: part of the fees goes to token creators, while the protocol itself receives a smaller share. Over the same 24-hour period, its revenue came to around $1.11M.
Over the past 24 hours, Hyperliquid collected around $2.21M in fees, Polymarket around $2M, and fomo around $1.37M. Combined, the three protocols generated around $5.6M, below Pons’ figure.
The comparison covers different fee models. Pons generates fees from token trading, Hyperliquid from derivatives and spot trading, Polymarket from prediction markets, and Robinhood Chain from gas fees. DeFiLlama includes them in the same ranking by counting user fees regardless of their source.
Why Volumes Rose in August
Robinhood Chain launched its mainnet on July 1, 2026. Pons appeared in mid-July after new launches were halted on one of the network’s first major launchpads.
In August, Pons moved to the platform’s second version, which works as follows: tokens initially trade on a bonding curve, after which liquidity is migrated to Uniswap v4 pools. V2 now generates the majority of the fees.
Over the past 30 days, Pons processed around $591M in DEX volume and collected $40.84M in fees. Among launchpads, the platform also surpassed Pump in daily fees, with $5.95M versus $4.64M. Over a 30-day period, however, Pump remains ahead, with $146.18M compared with Pons’ $40.84M.
DeFiLlama calculates the figure using a rolling 24-hour window, so Pons’ fee total and position in the ranking change throughout the day.