Draw it.
Launch it.
Get paid.
Every meme worth remembering was drawn badly, by hand, in about four minutes. Then launchpads filled up with stock photos and rendered slop. This is the pad that puts the hand back: draw a 500 x 500 coin, launch it on pons in one signature, and every fee the $CRAYON coin earns goes straight back out to the people drawing.
Three moving parts
The pad takes nothing. It launches your coin on pons, then hands its own coin's earnings back to the room.
You launch a doodle
Your coin, your ticker, your creator fees. pons pays them to the wallet you name, and only that wallet can move them.
$CRAYON trades
The pad has a coin of its own on the same launchpad. Every trade in it pays a creator fee, and that fee is the faucet.
You get paid
The faucet is split across every wallet whose doodle has had real money bought into it. Nothing to claim, nothing to sign.
The pad
500 by 500. Rough is the format. What you draw becomes the coin's picture, permanently.
Shortcuts: B brush, E eraser, F fill, L line, R rectangle, O ellipse, T text, I picker, [ / ] size, Ctrl+Z undo. A drawing tablet's pressure works if you have one.
Your coin
pons v2Links
Creator fees
pons pays a coin's creator a slice of every trade, for as long as it trades. On a launch from here that creator is your wallet. You can point it somewhere else instead.
First buy
You pay the pons launch fee and gas. The pad never holds your keys, your coin or your supply, and takes nothing on top.
The faucet
Every wallet that has launched here, what it drew, and what the faucet has sent it.
| # | Wallet | Drew | Doodles | Earning | Share | Pending | Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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A doodle starts earning once real money has been bought into it, and a wallet counts up to ten doodles.
Launched here
Every coin drawn on this pad, newest first.
Why badly
Four arguments for the cheapest tool in the room.
Bad is legible
A drawing survives a repost, a screenshot of a screenshot, and a 32 pixel avatar. Detail does not. Fewer lines carry further.
Bad is fast
Four minutes with a mouse beats four hours of prompting, and the four minute version is the one people actually recognise.
Bad is yours
Nobody else has your hand. Anything a model draws belongs equally to everybody who typed the same sentence into it.
Bad travels
The pictures that outlived every platform they were posted on were made by people who could not draw, in whatever was already open.