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The full fixed supply is minted directly to the Pons curve.
$SHRED / LIVE ON PONS
$SHRED is live through the public Pons v2 bonding curve on Robinhood Chain. Its planned product role remains optional settlement for one privacy operation, one posted input-context-token rate, and one completed output.

The intended utility is simple: price and settle completed privacy work for humans, software wallets, and autonomous agents. $SHRED is planned as an optional payment asset—not equity, revenue share, governance, or a requirement to use the SHREDDAR product.
Pons minted the complete launch supply to its curve. There was no private presale, pre-minted team grant, or supply allocation to SHREDDAR. Everyone accesses the token through the same public market.
The full fixed supply is minted directly to the Pons curve.
Public buys and sells establish price through the bonding curve.
The curve closes when its configured threshold is reached.
Trading continues in a full-range Uniswap v4 pool with the liquidity position locked by Pons.
Live creator fee intended to fund continued protocol engineering, security, operations, and integrations.
Pons protocol fee shown separately from the SHREDDAR creator fee.
Total ordinary trade tax: 4% creator fee plus the 1% Pons base fee. Protocol-specific anti-snipe mechanics may be separate.
LIVE MARKET VERIFIED / 5 SEPTEMBER 2026 / CONTRACT 0x20d03d21CD1b5f94582eF07Cb4279e6835c5ff48 / PONS AND ONCHAIN STATE GOVERN
At creation, 100% of the fixed one-billion-token supply went to the Pons curve. SHREDDAR took no launch allocation, preserving public price discovery without a private team supply.
SHREDDAR did not reserve or receive tokens from the genesis supply. The 4% creator fee is the disclosed funding mechanism for building the protocol.
Fair launch boundary. No team supply was taken. Creator-fee receipts, token holdings, product revenue, and operating expenditure remain separate accounting categories.
Utility activates only when the corresponding service route exists in code. Until then, every item below is a roadmap commitment—not present-day token functionality.
Pay for one completed privacy operation before an agent calls a model, tool, or external service.
Expose machine-readable prices through HTTP 402 so autonomous clients can pay, verify, and receive one output.
Five self-hosted privacy tools are ready for agent runtimes; posted pricing and $SHRED settlement remain held.
List bounded privacy work as an agent service that can be requested, delivered, and settled through ACP-compatible workflows.
Let a human or software wallet buy a single completed result without a subscription or prepaid credit balance.
Meter every operation by input-context tokens so larger requests cost more at the posted unit rate, with consolidated receipts.
No subscriptions, prepaid credits, bundles, or consultant tiers. Larger inputs consume more metered tokens and therefore cost more at the posted unit rate.
SHREDDAR selected a 4% creator fee instead of taking a launch supply allocation. Combined with the 1% Pons base fee, ordinary trades carry a 5% total tax. Creator-fee proceeds are intended for documented protocol work.
Build the local compiler, document tools, agent interfaces, and privacy receipts.
Fund testing, independent review, hardening, incident readiness, and recovery work.
Cover documented infrastructure, model, indexing, and delivery costs.
Expand the shipped MCP and Agent Skill surfaces; develop x402, Virtuals ACP, SDK, and wallet-native PAYG settlement.
06 / HOLDER + RISK BOUNDARY
Holding $SHRED will not represent equity, ownership, revenue share, a claim on treasury assets, guaranteed access, or an expectation of profit.
Tokens can be volatile, illiquid, or lose all value. Pons, wallets, smart contracts, RPCs, bonding-curve execution, and graduation carry separate risks.
The official contract and Pons market are linked here. Market price and market cap are volatile third-party data, not product revenue or a return promise.