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Clasp

On Robinhood Chain · paid in ETH

Lock a coin you believe in. Earn a share of every trade.

Every trade on a Clasp coin pays a fee in ETH. The people who lock the coin split it — the longer you lock, the bigger your share.

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How it works

Three steps. No jargon.

  1. 1

    Pick a coin

    Browse coins with a Clasp vault, or buy one right on its page. You see what its lockers earned last week before you commit.

  2. 2

    Lock it for 4 hours to a year

    Choose how long. Longer locks earn a bigger share — up to 4× for a full year. Your coins stay yours and come back when the time is up.

  3. 3

    Collect ETH anytime

    Every trade on the coin adds ETH to the pot. Your part builds up by the minute and you can collect it whenever you like.

Want the details? Read how it works.

Try it

See what a lock could earn

Slide the lock length and see how your share changes. It starts at the longest lock, a full year.

coins

That’s 1% of a typical coin’s 1,000,000,000 supply.

1 year · ends Sep 25, 2027

How much the coin trades

Your boost

6×

  • 4× for locking 1 year
  • +50% extra for a big lock

Example per day

0.0235 ETH

Over your 1 year lock

8.57 ETH

Your share of the lockers’ pot: 13.04%

Example only, not a promise. It assumes a coin trading 10 ETH a day through Clasp and other people locking 20% of the supply at an average 2× boost, and leaves out the coin’s Pons creator fees. Real earnings go up and down with trading, and are zero if nobody trades.

Right now

Clasp in numbers

Paid to lockers
Fees in the last 24 hours
Value locked
Coins
People locking

Where the money comes from

Real trading fees, not printed coins

Nothing is minted to pay you. Every bit of ETH lockers earn was paid by someone trading the coin.

2% of every trade

When anyone buys or sells the coin on Clasp, 2% of the ETH in the trade goes to the coin’s vault.

The coin’s Pons creator fees

The coin’s creator fees from the Pons launchpad are pointed at the vault too, so they flow in as well.

The coin’s vault

One per coin. Holds the ETH and the locked coins. Nobody can take them out except by its fixed rules.

90%

To the people who lock

Split by how much each person locked and for how long. Paid in ETH, collect anytime.

10%

To Clasp

Keeps the lights on. The coin’s creator takes 0%.

Two sources pay into each coin’s vault: 2% of every trade made on Clasp, and the coin’s Pons creator fees. The vault sends 90% to the coin’s lockers and 10% to Clasp.

Be careful

What can go wrong

  • The coin can lose its value.

    Locking doesn’t protect the price. Memecoins can go to zero, and you get back coins, not ETH.

  • No trading, no earnings.

    Lockers are paid from trading fees. A quiet coin pays little or nothing.

  • Leaving early costs coins.

    Unlocking before your end date burns part of your locked coins (25% at most, 5% at least) and gives up the ETH you haven’t collected yet. ETH you already collected is always yours.

  • Pons can redirect creator fees.

    The Pons launchpad’s admin can send a coin’s creator fees elsewhere after a 3-day public wait. Clasp’s 2% trading fee and your locked coins are not affected.

  • No audit yet.

    Clasp’s contracts have not been audited by an outside firm yet, and Pons describes its own v2 contracts as unaudited. Only lock what you can afford to lose.

More on this in Security & risks.

Questions

Good questions, straight answers

What is Clasp, in one sentence?
You lock a coin you like, and every time someone trades that coin you get a slice of the fee, paid in ETH.
Where does the ETH actually come from?
Two places: 2% of the ETH in every buy or sell made through Clasp, and the coin’s creator fees from the Pons launchpad, which are pointed at the coin’s vault. 90% of it goes to lockers, 10% to Clasp. No new coins are printed to pay you.
How is my share worked out?
Your share grows with how many coins you lock and how long you lock them. Locking for 4 hours counts 1×; locking for a full year counts 4×. Big locks get a small extra boost: +10% if your lock is at least 0.1% of the coin’s supply, +25% at 0.5%, +50% at 1%. The fees are split between everyone in proportion to those numbers.
When can I collect my ETH?
Whenever you like, as often as you like. New fees are released to lockers smoothly over about an hour after they arrive, so the split stays fair for everyone.
Can I get my coins back before the lock ends?
Yes, but it costs you. Unlocking early burns (permanently destroys) part of your locked coins — up to 25% if you leave right away, shrinking as the end date gets closer, but never less than 5%. You also give up the ETH you haven’t collected yet; it goes back to the other lockers. ETH you already collected is always yours. The site always shows the exact cost before you confirm.
What happens when my lock ends?
Unlock any time: your coins and any ETH you haven’t collected go back to your wallet. Clasp’s keeper also unlocks ended locks automatically, largest first — it can only ever send them to you.
Can Clasp take my coins or my ETH?
No. The contracts can’t be changed and have no admin key that can touch locked coins or earnings. There is one outside risk to know about: the Pons launchpad’s admin can redirect a coin’s creator fees after a 3-day public wait. Read the details.
What do I need to get started?
Log in with email, Google or a wallet like MetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet. You need a little ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay network fees, and the coin you want to lock (you can buy it on the coin’s page).

Numbers above are Clasp’s default rules. Each coin’s vault keeps the rules it was created with, shown on the coin’s page.

Clasp — Lock a coin you believe in. Earn a share of every trade.