Every coin on HEIR has a will. If the dev goes silent for 12 hours, the seal breaks and the heir takes over the coin and its fees.
No more abandoned charts. If a dev disappears, someone who cares takes the keys. Automatically, on-chain.
Your coin launches on pons, straight from HEIR. It shows up in new pairs, on GMGN, Axiom and Dexscreener like any pons coin.
A real pons coinName up to 3 heirs, in order. Leave it empty and the biggest holder inherits.
Up to 3 heirsAt least every 12 hours the dev signs a "still here" letter. One click, a wax seal, a few cents of gas. The clock resets.
12h heartbeatMiss the deadline and the seal breaks. The first heir has 12 hours to claim the coin, then the next. The new dev earns the fees from then on.
Fees change handsThe dev proves they are alive by sealing a letter with the wallet that holds the coin's crown. Every coin page shows the countdown, so holders always know who is in charge.
I, the dev of this coin, confirm I am still building. My heirs will wait another twelve hours.
HEIR takes nothing from your coin. Every trade pays pons' standard fee, and the whole creator share goes to whoever holds the crown.
Creator fees sit in a vault made for each coin. Only HEIR can move them, and only to the coin's current dev.
Your coin goes live on pons, your will is written on-chain, and your 12-hour clock starts. One transaction.
$HEIR is the community coin of the protocol that keeps coins alive. HEIR never takes a cut of the coins launched here.
taken from the coins launched on HEIR.
of creator fees go to the dev, then to the heir.
of silence and the crown changes hands.
The pons launch fee (0.0005 ETH today) plus gas. You can add a dev buy in the same transaction, so nobody can buy before you.
Yes. HEIR launches it on pons for you, so it trades on the pons bonding curve, graduates to Uniswap at 4.2 ETH, and shows up in new pairs, on GMGN, Axiom and Dexscreener like any pons coin.
pons takes its usual protocol share. The whole creator share goes into a vault made for your coin, and HEIR pays it to the coin's current dev. HEIR takes nothing.
After 12 hours without a "still here" letter, the will opens. The first heir has 12 hours to claim the coin, then the second, then the third. If no heir claims, the biggest holder can take the crown.
Any holder can claim it. Anyone holding more can take their place. After one hour unchallenged, and still holding at least the same amount, the claim can be finalized and they become the new dev.
All future creator fees of the coin, and control of its page on HEIR: description, links and will. The name, ticker and image are fixed on pons at launch. The heir must then sign every 12 hours too.
No. The clock lives in the HEIR contract on-chain. Only the current dev's wallet can reset it, and nobody can stop a will from opening once the deadline passes.
I, the dev of this coin, confirm I am still building. My heirs will wait another twelve hours.