Mint aModel.Burn theSupply.
The first mint-and-burn AI launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Strike a token for any model. Every prompt that model serves pays a markup, the markup buys the token on the open pool, and what it buys is burned. Usage is the only thing that moves supply, and it only moves it down.
CA drops here at launch. Only trust the address on this page and on @modelmintfun. Anything else is a copy.
One model, one token, fixed supply, trades the same block.
Illustrative. The live supply counter is in the sink section and reads the chain once $MINT exists.
Strike a model.
Pick a model, name the token, write the description, set the image and the links. The factory strikes a fixed supply onto the pons_v2 curve. The sheet beside it is what you are striking, with every fee read off the factory on chain.
- Model
- GPT-5
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000 fixedreading
- Paired with
- ETH · pons_v2 · bonding curve
- Launch fee
- readingreading
- Dev first buy
- 0.05 ETHyour figure
- Pool fee
- reading
- Creator fees
- reading
- Trading
- Bonding curve from the first block, graduates to a locked pool
- Backing
- Inference vault, buyback and burn
- Factory
- 0x7ed5…ec7Epons_v2
Trading starts on the curve from the first block. After it graduates, liquidity locks in a pool. Inference markup keeps funding buybacks.
Live: block height, block rate, gas, chain id and client are read from rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com in your browser. ETH price is read from DexScreener. Every figure on the strike sheet, the launch fee, the fixed supply, the curve and pool fees and the creator split, is read from the pons_v2 factory on chain 4663 by eth_call. Illustrative: the markup calculator and the model catalogue are design intent for the launch.
At the press.
- one model per token, never a basket
- supply fixed at the strike, never minted again
- markup settled as ETH, never as promises
- burns are transactions anyone can open
- holders watch the counter, not a chart
Strike
Pick a model from the catalogue. Name the token, set a ticker and a logo. The factory strikes a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply onto the pons_v2 bonding curve and trading starts the same block. When the curve fills, liquidity graduates into a locked pool.
Serve
Prompts to that model route through the ModelMint gateway at provider cost plus a 20 percent markup. Users pay in the open, the model answers, and the markup is the only revenue the token claims.
Vault
The markup settles as ETH into the token's own vault contract. The balance sits on chain, readable by anyone, at any block.
Burn
A keeper swaps vault ETH for the token on the open pool and sends what it bought to the burn address. Every burn is a transaction anyone can open. Supply only moves down.
Repeat
Every prompt runs the loop again. No staking, no snapshots, no emissions. The next burn is one more transaction with a hash, and the supply is one step smaller than it was.
Proof,not promises.
The factory ModelMint mints through. Every token below was struck by the pons_v2 deployer on Robinhood Chain and is read from the explorer and the chain just now. These are the factory's latest launches, not ModelMint model tokens; those appear here once the first batch is struck.
Source: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, internal transactions of the pons_v2 deployer 0x3711ceA4feaDE896C913C68F01Eda97Cb06D1A42, then name, ticker and supply by eth_call. Holder counts come from the explorer index and can lag a fresh strike.
Every feebuys $MINT.Then it burns.
The launch fee, the swap cut and the protocol share of every markup buy $MINT on its own pool and send it to the burn address. $MINT holders are promised no yield. They watch the supply counter fall as the platform is used.
CA drops here at launch. Only trust the address on this page and on @modelmintfun.
__CA__
Nothing has burned because nothing exists yet. At launch this counter reads the burn address balance of the $MINT contract from chain 4663, in your browser, and every burn is a transaction you can open.
Read as balanceOf the burn address on the $MINT contract, over JSON-RPC to chain 4663, refreshed every fifteen seconds. Every burn is a transaction you can open on the explorer.
The protocol,in plain words.
Everything the site claims, written down once, with what is live and what is design intent marked as such.
Overview
ModelMint is an AI-model launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Anyone can strike a token for a model from the catalogue. The token trades on pons_v2 like any other launch. What is different is where the model's usage goes: every prompt served through the ModelMint gateway pays a markup, the markup lands in that token's vault as ETH, and a keeper spends the vault buying the token on the open pool and burning it.
Two verbs, always: mint and burn. There is no staking, no snapshot, no emission schedule and no yield. The only lever on supply is usage, and it only pulls down.
A strike
A strike is one transaction. You choose a model, a name, a ticker, a description, a logo and your links, and set an optional first buy in ETH. The factory mints a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply onto a pons_v2 bonding curve. There is no presale and no team allocation; the whole supply is on the curve from the first block.
The launch fee is paid exactly, never rounded up: the factory reverts when the value sent is anything other than launchFee(). A first buy above zero rides along in the same transaction through the pons_v2 launch forwarder, which pays the fee to the factory and spends the rest on the curve the moment the token exists, with the buyer exempted from the opening snipe tax. Leave first buy at zero and the strike is the fee alone.
The launch fee is a platform fee. It buys $MINT and burns it. The Strike button on this page is disabled until launch and sends nothing to any wallet; the served script carries no signing call and no token write selector, which you can check by reading it.
Trading
Trading starts the same block as the strike, on the pons_v2 curve. When the curve fills, liquidity graduates into a locked pool and trading continues there. pons_v2 takes a swap cut on curve trades; the protocol's share of that cut is the second $MINT sink.
Every model token is a plain ERC-20 on chain 4663. Read its supply with totalSupply and its burned amount as the balance of the burn address, from any RPC, with no permission from anyone.
Serving
The ModelMint gateway routes prompts to the model behind each token, at provider cost plus a 20 percent markup. Users pay in the open, the model answers, and the markup is the only revenue the token claims. The gateway does not custody model tokens and does not need to; it settles markup, not trades.
The catalogue on this page is the launch list. Which models are live at launch, and their exact context figures, are confirmed on launch day.
Vault
Each token has its own vault contract. Markup settles into it as ETH. The balance is on chain and readable at any block by anyone. When a token page exists it reads the vault balance live; until then, the calculator in the press shows how markup becomes vault ETH from your own inputs, at the live ETH price.
Burn
A keeper swaps vault ETH for the token on its open pool and sends what it bought to the burn address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. No discretion, no schedule to game: the keeper runs when the vault clears a threshold, buys at the market, and burns everything it bought. Every burn is a transaction with a hash, and burn proofs are posted as links, not numbers.
The $MINT sink
$MINT is the platform token, struck through pons_v2 with the same fixed 1,000,000,000 supply. Every platform fee, the launch fee, the swap cut and the protocol share of the markup, buys $MINT on its own pool and burns it. $MINT holders are not promised yield or any return. They hold a supply that gets smaller as the platform is used.
The counter on this page reads the burn address balance of the $MINT contract once the contract exists. Before that it reads zero and says so.
Chain facts
- NetworkRobinhood Chain
- Chain id4663 (0x1237)
- Gas tokenETH
- RPCrpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
- Explorerrobinhoodchain.blockscout.com
- Factorypons_v2 · deployer 0x3711…1A42
Disclaimer
Read this once. The mechanism described on this page is design intent for the launch. Figures on this page are illustrative unless marked live; live figures are read from chain 4663, DexScreener or the explorer in your browser at the moment you look. Nothing here is an offer, a projection, a promise of value or a promise of yield. $MINT and any model token can lose value for every ordinary reason a token loses value. Nothing here is financial, legal or tax advice. Do not buy with money you cannot afford to lose entirely.
Questions,answered short.
What does "mint a model" mean?+
You strike a token for a model from the catalogue, on pons_v2, with a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply. The token is a plain ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain. The model is served through the ModelMint gateway, and that usage is what burns the token.
Where does the burn money come from?+
From prompts. The gateway charges provider cost plus a 20 percent markup. The markup settles as ETH into the token's vault, and a keeper spends the vault buying the token on the open pool and burning it. No trading fee is needed for the burn to happen.
What does $MINT do?+
$MINT is the platform token. Every platform fee, the launch fee, the swap cut and the protocol share of the markup, buys $MINT and burns it. It promises no yield. Its supply gets smaller as the platform is used.
How do I know the contract address is real?+
It is published on this page and on @modelmintfun at the same moment, baked into the page rather than written in by script. If the address on X and the address on this site do not match, one of them is a copy. Trust neither until they agree.
Why is the Strike button disabled?+
Because nothing exists to strike into yet. A pre-launch site that asks for signatures is what a drainer looks like, so this page carries no signing call at all. Strike opens when $MINT is live and the factory address is public.
What on this page is real right now?+
The block height, block rate, gas price, chain id and client in the press are read from the Robinhood Chain RPC in your browser. The ETH price is read from DexScreener. The strike sheet reads the pons_v2 factory itself: the launch fee, the fixed supply, the curve and pool fees and the creator split all come back from eth_call, not from this page. The Struck list is read from the explorer and the chain. Wallet connect reads your address and balance and can move nothing. The markup calculator and the model catalogue are design intent for the launch.
Is there a presale or a team allocation?+
No. Every strike, including $MINT, puts the whole fixed supply on the pons_v2 curve from the first block. There is nothing to vest and nothing to unlock.
Which chain and which wallet?+
Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663, gas paid in ETH. Any EIP-1193 wallet works; the Connect button adds the network to your wallet if it has never seen it. Trading is through pons_v2 and its pool once the curve graduates.