the fee flow, exactly
One wallet, in public
What a trade pays
While a coin is on its bonding curve, every buy and sell pays a 1.0% fee in the coin's pair token (ETH for most coins). Pons keeps 30% of that fee; the other 70% is the creator's. A coin can also set a creator tax on top, and that goes to the creator in full.
Once a coin raises enough to graduate, its liquidity moves to a locked Uniswap v4 pool and Pons' hook keeps charging the same fee on every swap, split the same way. The rewards keep coming after graduation.
How we count
Pons sweeps accrued fees into a shared escrow (0xd3afeb…16ac9e) and credits the creator's address. Each credit emits an event naming the recipient and the contract that paid it: a coin's bonding curve, or the hook once it has graduated. We index every credit to the PonMe wallet and attribute it to its coin. That is the earned figure.
Accruing is fee that has been charged but not swept yet, read live from each curve and pool. Claimable is what sits in the escrow for the wallet right now. Claimed is what the wallet has withdrawn.