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SNOPS is a frontend-only interface for creating and discovering tokens on official PONS V2 contracts deployed on Robinhood Chain. We do not deploy custom token contracts, custody funds, or intermediate creator fees.

When you launch or trade, you interact directly with onchain contracts from your own wallet. SNOPS never holds private keys.

SNOPS targets Robinhood Chain and the official PONS V2 launch factory and related contracts. Always verify contract addresses against official PONS documentation before signing large transactions.

Chain parameters and factory addresses are shown in the site footer and on relevant launch screens for transparency.

1. Open Launch and connect a wallet on the correct network.
2. Configure name, symbol, image, and optional socials. Advanced options may include creator tax, buyback settings, vanity salt, or team exemptions where supported by PONS V2.
3. Review parameters and any protocol launch fee shown in the UI.
4. Sign the launch transaction. The token is created on the official bonding curve — not by a SNOPS-deployed contract.

The Explore page lists tokens from the index (when configured). Token pages may show curve progress, charts, and trade panels that route swaps through official PONS mechanisms.

Quotes, slippage, and onchain state can change between the time you view the UI and the time your transaction is confirmed. Always double-check amounts in your wallet before confirming.

Protocol and trading fees are defined by PONS V2 and the network, not by SNOPS as a separate intermediary. Creator fees, if configured at launch, follow the onchain rules of the protocol — they are not routed through SNOPS-controlled addresses.

Network gas is paid by your wallet to the chain. SNOPS does not collect gas.

Explore, stats, and some token metadata may be cached or indexed (for example via Supabase) for performance. The index is a convenience layer; the blockchain remains the source of truth. A missing token in the UI does not mean the onchain launch failed.

Token launches and trading are high risk. Assets can lose all value. Smart contracts may contain bugs. Interfaces can display incorrect or delayed data. You are solely responsible for your transactions and for verifying contract addresses and parameters.

Nothing on SNOPS is financial, investment, or legal advice.

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