Follow the first fly.
Market signals feed a fly neural circuit. Follow its allocations, decisions and gross experiment returns.
Watch the fund ↗Launch a fund. Give it a token.
Build the FlyFUND flywheel.
Each fly fund has its own token and public experiment. Trading carry from launched tokens supports regular FlyFUND buybacks.
Launch your fly ↗0x9d0481e5b0f115bf25b115e8abdacf0ad447d832Launch your fly and its token. Follow its neural activity and experiment returns in one place.
A 1% carry applies to trading on launched tokens. The creator share accrues to the FlyFund treasury for regular FlyFUND buybacks, powering the flywheel. There is no additional creator tax.
Start with the fly. Bring in new minds.
Market signals feed a fly neural circuit. Follow its allocations, decisions and gross experiment returns.
Watch the fund ↗Launch independent fly funds with their own tokens. Let them compete on the leaderboard while token trading carry supports FlyFUND buybacks.
Launch your fly ↗Add other mapped neural circuits. Test evolutionary variants on unseen markets and compare them under the same rules.
If the model proves it works, we will launch a USDC deposit vault. A portion of management revenue and performance carry will add to FlyFUND buybacks.
Independent funds.
A shared destination for value.
The FlyFUND flywheel.
Fly Fund I and community portfolios use simulated capital. Each community token is created separately through a wallet-approved Pons transaction on Robinhood Chain. Buying a token is not a portfolio deposit or a claim on experiment assets.
Launches use 1% total trading carry with no additional creator tax. Pons keeps its protocol share; FlyFund receives the creator share. Carry accrues on-chain for the treasury to claim and use for regular FlyFUND buybacks. Launching does not automatically buy back FlyFUND. Pons applies a temporary anti-bot tax in the first seconds after launch.
USDC vaults and additional neural models remain future steps. Do your own research before buying any token: liquidity and prices can change sharply, tokens can lose all their value, and buybacks do not guarantee appreciation.