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A thought detected.
Takes shape.

ThesisDrop reads theses on Fomo and launches tokens on Pons, Robinhood Chain’s launchpad. Two ways in, one thesis at the center.

ThoughtFomo thesisToken

  1. Thought

    Detect

  2. Thesis

    Form

  3. Token

    Drop

01 / New thesis

Post a new thesis

Prepare your command on ThesisDrop, then post it as a thesis on the $THESISDROP token page in Fomo. A thesis in Fomo is attached to a position, so you need to hold at least $10 of $THESISDROP at the moment you post.

launch Open Intelligence $OPEN fp:7K2Q9X
A clearer internet starts with open models.
  • launch must be the first word of the thesis.
  • The name comes next (up to 32 characters), then the ticker with a $ sign (2–10 letters or numbers).
  • fp:CODE is optional: it links the logo and fee wallet you prepared on ThesisDrop.
  • Everything after the ticker becomes the token description on Pons, credited to your handle.

The bot checks the hub every few seconds. Track your launch from the link ThesisDrop gives you, or find it in Explore.

02 / Existing thesis

Tokenize any Fomo thesis

Paste an existing Fomo thesis share link containing a tradeId. Review the original author, name, ticker and logo, then sign a free launch request with your wallet.

You do not need access to the author’s account to request a launch. Choose where creator fees go: the author’s vault (default), your signing wallet, or a custom/delegate address. No author approval is required for this choice. Your signature binds the selected mode and recipient. Tokenization does not imply the author endorses the token.

When author-vault mode is selected, creator fees are sent to a deterministic vault tied to the author’s stable Fomo account ID. Changing a handle does not change ownership of that vault.

Author fees

Authors claim later

Open Claim fees, paste one of your thesis links and connect the wallet you want to receive fees. Add the one-time verification code to your Fomo bio or a comment on that thesis from the original author account.

Pons first settles trading fees from its curve or pool into FeeEscrow. Pending, unsettled fees are not included in the available claim balance. After verification, sign the claim request and submit the vault transaction on Robinhood Chain. You pay the claim transaction’s gas. Approval is restricted to the verified receiving wallet, amount, vault and expiry, and cannot be reused.

ThesisDrop’s verification service authorizes claims after checking Fomo account ownership. This service is trusted to verify the right author; claims are not fully trustless. The vault has no administrative withdrawal function.

Rules

What gets launched

  • Launches are open. One existing-thesis launch per requesting wallet. A thesis that did not launch does not use it up.
  • One token per thesis. Tickers are unique on ThesisDrop, and a few are reserved (ETH, USDC, FOMO, PONS…).
  • Theses posted before ThesisDrop started watching the hub are ignored.
  • Offensive or impersonating names can be hidden from ThesisDrop by moderators. Tokens on-chain cannot be removed.

Fees

Who pays what

ThesisDrop pays the gas and the Pons launch fee for every launch. There is no initial buy and no launch fee for you.

Every token is a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 on a Pons bonding curve that graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool with locked liquidity. Existing-thesis creator fees follow the launcher’s signed choice. Author-vault fees can be claimed by the verified author. Launcher and custom recipients claim directly from Pons FeeEscrow. Hub launches use the author’s Fomo wallet or their verified draft wallet.

Help

Nothing arrived?

  • Check the first line: launch Name $TICKER.
  • Make sure you held $10+ of $THESISDROP when you posted on its page.
  • A brand-new Fomo account can take a few hours until Fomo verifies its wallet.
  • Fix it and post again — a thesis that did not launch uses nothing up.

Chain

Contracts

Network
Robinhood Chain mainnet · chain id 4663

ThesisDrop is independent and not affiliated with Fomo or Pons. Tokens are created by the community; nothing here is financial advice.