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Diversified by design
Four constituents across a stable reserve and three high-conviction equity narratives. No single name decides the outcome of the basket.
Launching on Pons V2 · Robinhood Chain
One token.
Four assets.
$USDG is an index-fund token built for holders. Instead of picking a single ticker and hoping, you hold one asset that represents a basket of four: a dollar-denominated reserve plus three of the most-watched equities in retail markets.
USDG
SPXC
DJT
GME
CA
4Index constituents
1Token to hold
∞Locked liquidity
The idea
Retail does not need another coin.
It needs a basket.
Every cycle, the same thing happens: attention concentrates on a handful of names, and everyone tries to time each one individually. $USDG takes the opposite approach — it packages the theme into a single, tradable position and hands it to holders.
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On-chain and permissionless
Deployed on Robinhood Chain via Pons V2. Anyone can buy, sell, or verify supply and liquidity directly from the chain — no gatekeeper, no allowlist to trade.
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Liquidity that stays
When the Pons curve completes, liquidity migrates into a permanent Uniswap V4 pool and is locked. There is no unlock mechanism — not for the team, not for anyone.
The index
What is inside $USDG
The basket is equal-weighted at launch: one stable reserve leg and three equity legs, each targeting 25% of the index. Weights are published, not hidden.
Dollar reserve leg
The stable, dollar-denominated leg of the basket. It is the ballast: it dampens drawdowns when the equity legs are volatile and gives the index a floor to rebuild from.
Frontier growth leg
Exposure to the space and frontier-technology narrative — the part of the market priced on what gets built over a decade rather than what prints next quarter.
Attention leg
One of the most heavily-traded, headline-driven names in retail markets. High beta to news flow, and a pure expression of how attention moves capital.
Community leg
The original retail-coordination trade. GME represents the thesis this whole project is built on: distributed holders, acting together, moving a market.
Target weights shown are the launch configuration. $USDG is a crypto token whose design references these tickers as a theme; holding $USDG is not the same as owning the underlying securities and confers no shareholder rights. See the full risk notice below.
Mechanics
How the Pons V2 launch works
Pons V2 is a launch protocol on Robinhood Chain. Every token starts on a bonding curve and, once that curve completes, graduates into a permanent Uniswap V4 pool. Here is the full path $USDG takes.
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Curve launch
The entire supply is minted at creation and handed to the bonding curve. There is no mint function afterwards — supply is fixed, permanently.
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Snipe protection
An opening tax starts at 99% and decays to zero over the first five seconds. Bots that race the first block pay for the privilege; everyone else trades at a normal rate.
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Price discovery
Anyone can buy or sell against the curve. Price rises as the curve sells and falls as it buys back — a constant-product market maker, fully on-chain and fully open.
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Sweep & graduation
When the sellable allocation is exhausted, the curve enters the swept phase and seeds a Uniswap V4 pool with the reserved allocation and accumulated proceeds.
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Permanent liquidity
The pool liquidity is locked at creation. It never comes back out — there is no withdrawal path for the team, the protocol, or anybody else.
Tokenomics
Parameters, fixed at launch
Pons V2 makes the important knobs immutable at creation. Supply, fee split and the creator tax cap can never be raised after deployment.
TBA at launch
Heads up: Pons V2 is under security review by three independent teams, and
public token creation is currently gated to whitelisted addresses. Launch timing follows that
gate. Any contract address will be published here and on
@USDGindex
first — treat every other source as a scam.
Roadmap
Where this goes
Phase 01
Deploy
$USDG launches on Pons V2. Parameters published, contract verified, socials live. The curve runs its course in the open.
Phase 02
Graduate
Curve completes and liquidity migrates into a permanent Uniswap V4 pool. Locked, verifiable, and never withdrawable.
Phase 03
Index dashboard
A live page tracking each constituent, the composite performance of the basket, and holder distribution — updated from public data, free for everyone.
Phase 04
Holder utility
Buyback share routed back into the pool, holder-gated analytics, and community governance over future index weights and constituent additions.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does holding $USDG mean I own the stocks?
No. $USDG is a crypto token launched on Robinhood Chain. Its index design references USDG, SPXC, DJT and GME as a thematic basket, but the token is not a security, not a registered fund, and does not give you shares, dividends, or voting rights in any company.
What is Pons V2?
Pons V2 is a token launch protocol on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Tokens start on a bonding curve holding the full supply, trade openly during price discovery, and then graduate into a permanent Uniswap V4 pool with locked liquidity. Read the protocol docs at docs.ponsfamily.com/v2.
Can the team rug the liquidity?
Once the curve graduates, the Uniswap V4 liquidity is locked with no unlock mechanism — it cannot be pulled by the team, the protocol, or anyone else. Supply is fixed at creation with no mint function. Those constraints are enforced by the Pons contracts, not by promises.
Why does the opening tax start at 99%?
It is snipe protection. Bots that try to front-run the very first block pay a near-total tax, which decays to zero across five seconds. By the time a normal transaction lands, the tax is effectively gone.
Will the index weights ever change?
The launch configuration is equal-weight, 25% per constituent. Any change to weights or constituents would go through community governance in Phase 04 and be announced publicly before it happens.
How do I avoid fakes?
The contract address will be published on this site and on @USDGindex at the same time. Nothing else is authoritative. If someone DMs you an address, it is a scam — without exception.
Four tickers. One position.
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