Every coin here launches on Pons paired with GLD, the gold trust token. It is bought with gold, its fees arrive in gold, and a hallmark struck at casting fixes how much of that gold stays in the coin's own bar. Holders can melt their coins for their share of it at any time.
Free to cast. Pons takes its launch fee, nothing else is charged. The hallmark cannot be changed afterwards, by anyone.
Pick a bar. The office reads its reserve and its curve straight from the chain: what one coin is worth in the bar, what it costs on the curve, and what an assay would bring in right now.
The mint launches your coin on Pons with GLD as the pair and with the coin's own bar as the fee recipient. The bar is a contract with no owner. You choose the tax Pons collects and the hallmark.
Fees reach the bar in gold. Anyone can call an assay: the hallmark's parts per thousand join the reserve for good, the rest is paid out in GLD in the same call, four fifths to the creator and one fifth to the refinery that burns $KARAT.
Melting sends your coins to the dead address and pays their share of the reserve. The share is counted against every coin that still exists, so no trade, loan or deposit can tilt it. Only burning moves it, and only up.
Three contracts and no key over the gold. A bar has no owner and no function that moves its reserve except melt. The mint's guardian can only rotate the refinery address, with 48 hours of notice. Tested against a fork of Robinhood Chain mainnet with the real Pons factory and the real GLD pools.
Buy with GLD