Chains

One deployment serves several chains. The switcher sits under the wordmark, and it changes the accent colour, the coin, the launchpads on offer, the venue names and the gas reserve. All of that is read from the chain's own configuration rather than hardcoded into any screen, which is why a screen never says "BNB" on a chain whose coin is ETH.

BNB Smart Chain

The bundle market is the thing that shapes every tool here. Builders accept an ordered set of transactions and include them whole or not at all, which is what makes create-and-buy in one block possible. See Bundles.

The gas reserve is the coin held back in each wallet so it can still sign a sale later. A wallet below it is not counted as funded, and the launch forms will not spend it.

Robinhood Chain

An Arbitrum Orbit L2. It exists for tokenised equities: NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, GME, SPY and a dozen more trade there as ERC-20s, and a PONS curve can raise in any of them the factory approves.

Three facts shape every tool on this chain:

1. There is no bundle market. eth_sendBundle is not a method here, the chain has one sequencer, ordering is first come first served, and the priority fee answers zero. Ordering cannot be bought at any price. Where atomicity exists it is inside a single transaction: PONS wraps creation and every buy into one call, and Flap runs the creator's own buy inside its create.
2. PONS charges a snipe tax that starts near 99% and decays over roughly three seconds. Buying in the block after creation forfeits nearly the whole buy unless the buying address is on the launch's exemption list, which is capped at 32 addresses including the creator.
3. The base fee moves. It can double inside a few minutes, and eth_gasPrice reports it with no headroom. Every transaction the console sends here is priced at twice the current base fee and re-priced as a long run goes, because a transaction priced a minute ago is refused with max fee per gas less than block base fee.

What is shared

Accounts, the wallet book, positions, volume bots and fees work identically everywhere. A wallet is an address and a key: it exists on every chain the console speaks, and its balance is read per chain. A position remembers which chain it was opened on and is only ever read against that one.

Switching

The switcher changes the chain for every tool at once, immediately. Nothing is carried across: a form holding a token address from the previous chain will not resolve it, and the page says so rather than guessing.