Supply
Deposit stablecoins once. Vane places the whole position in whichever lending market is paying most at that moment.
Pons Vane Route · coming soon on pons_v2
Your deposit
Your deposit
already moved.
Supply once on Robinhood Chain. Vane watches every lending market on the chain and moves the position to whichever one pays most, block by block. You do not sign anything to make it happen.
Robinhood ChainNetwork
4663Chain id
ETHGas token
Fully EVMArbitrum Orbit
Non-custodialNo admin keys
Fixed supply
Drag to spin
Router live
Next check 00:41
Pointing at Bellweather
How it works
Supply once. Chasing the rate is the router's job.
Four steps, and only two of them are yours.
Watch
Every market on the chain is read on a fixed interval. Rates float, sometimes hourly, and the reading is public.
Point
When another market beats the current one by more than the cost of moving, the position moves. Not before.
Withdraw
Nothing is locked. Withdraw mid-move and you get the whole position, wherever it happens to be sitting.
The one rule
It moves on rate. Never on story.
Six guardrails in plain sentences. Every one is a property of how the router decides, not a policy anyone promises to keep.
One position, many markets
Your deposit is never split across venues to chase a headline number. It sits whole, in one market, and moves whole.
Moves on rate, never on story
A new market qualifies on its published rate alone. Nothing else is an input.
Every move is public
The reading, the decision and the move are all on-chain and readable before they settle.
No admin key can point it
There is no privileged address that can steer the position into a chosen market.
Withdraw mid-move
A move in flight never blocks an exit. You get the whole position either way.
Small before big
Position ceilings start low and rise with history, so a new account cannot route the largest position on day one.
The router
Watch it point.
The router reads every market on a fixed interval and moves the position when another one wins by more than the cost of moving. Every rate and every log line below is illustrative.
Router console
Illustrative venues, not live market data
BellweatherUSDG supply5.42%
NorthgateUSDG supply5.11%
TidewaterUSDG supply4.87%
HalcyonUSDG supply4.60%
Next check
00:41
- --:--waiting for the first reading
A move only happens when the gap beats the cost of moving. Most checks end with no move at all, which is the router working, not stalling.
Routing lives on Robinhood Chain.
Vane launches through pons_v2. The token is an ERC-20 with a fixed supply minted to a bonding curve at deploy, and gas on the chain is paid in ETH like any other EVM network. The four facts in these tiles are the ones you can check on a block explorer.
Arbitrum OrbitRollup
4663Chain id
ETHGas
Fully EVMTooling
Token
Fixed supply, stated plainly.
No presale, no team allocation, no promised returns, and no number on this page that a block explorer cannot confirm at launch.
Total supply
1,000,000,000
Minted in full to the bonding curve at deploy. Not to a team wallet, not to a treasury, not to a vesting contract.
$VANEERC-20
Burnable by holdersLaunched via pons_v2
Nobody buys before the curve opens, including the people who built it.
There is no reserved tranche to unlock later.
Any holder can burn their own balance. Nobody can burn anyone else's.
The deployer address is attribution only and holds no privilege over the contract.
What comes next
Shipping in public, without dates.
Four phases in order. None carries a promised date, because a date is a promise and this list is a plan.
Phase one
Launch
Token live on pons_v2, contract address published here and on X at the same moment.
Phase two
Routing
The first position ceilings open, low, and rise with account history.
Phase three
More venues
Holder voting on which markets the router is allowed to read.
Phase four
Faster checks
Shorter intervals and protocol fees routing to holders.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Is this live?+
No. $VANE has not launched yet. The mechanism on this page is a concept and a mockup, and the router console above replays an illustration, not live market data. When the token launches, the contract address appears in the nav pill on this page and in a pinned post on the X account, at the same moment and nowhere else first.
Where does the yield come from?+
Lending interest from on-chain money markets, and nothing else. No validator staking, no emissions, and no yield invented by the protocol itself. When every market pays less, so does the position.
What stops it from moving constantly?+
A move costs gas, so a new market has to beat the current one by more than that cost before the position moves. Most checks end with no move, and that is the intended behaviour.
Can anyone point it at a chosen market?+
No. There is no privileged address that can steer the position. A market qualifies on its published rate alone.
What chain is this on?+
Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit rollup that settles to Ethereum, chain id 4663, fully EVM, gas paid in ETH. The token launches through pons_v2, the launchpad on that chain.
How do I buy $VANE?+
At launch, from the bonding curve on pons_v2. The buy button points at the real trading page the moment the contract is live. Before that it points at nothing, because there is nothing to point at.
How do I know I have the right contract?+
Ticker and name are not policed on-chain, so anyone can deploy a token called Vane. The only addresses to trust are the one in the nav pill on this domain and the one in the pinned post on the official X account. Anything else is a copy, whatever it is named.
Is any of this financial advice?+
No. It is a concept mockup with an illustrative console, and the disclaimer at the foot of this page means exactly what it says.
Point at the Rate,
Never Chase It.
The contract address is published here and on X at the same moment, and nowhere before it.