How a booth works.
Booths is a floor of 128 desks on Robinhood Chain. You claim one, you flex it, and if you want, you take it public on Pons so other people can own slices of it. That is the whole game.
The token
- $BOOTHS is the parent token. It is the only faucet for buying power. It launches on Pons and nowhere else.
- Booth tokens are separate launches. One per booth, on Pons, deployed by the booth's owner. They are not minted by this site and they are not backed by $BOOTHS.
- No pause, no hidden mint on the parent token.
- The dev wallet is listed here and does not change.
There is no contract yet. When $BOOTHS launches on Pons the address appears here, in the header, and on /about — those three and the pinned post on @boothsdotfun are the only places to trust it from.
- Dev wallet
- published at launch
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain · 4663
Claiming
Your first booth is free. Every booth after that costs buying power, priced by pit and by how full that pit already is:
cost = pit_base × (1 + claimed_in_pit / 32 × 1.5) // rounded to 10
- Pit A
- 2,400 base
- Pit B
- 1,600 base
- Pit C
- 1,000 base
- Pit D
- 600 base
Each claim also locks an appraisal stamp on that booth, forever. It compounds ×1.02 per booth claimed before it and is capped at ×3. Early is worth something; it is not worth infinity.
Buying power
base = your share of $BOOTHS supply // hourly snapshot streak = 1× → 4× over 90 days held, linear selling = streak resets to 1× power = base × streak
The token is not live yet, so the base is flat: 5,000 on first connect. The streak formula above is the real one and does not change when the token lands.
Going public
Only the wallet holding the deed can float a booth. The site sends the owner to Pons with locked metadata — name Booth A12, ticker $A12, the desk card as the image, and ponsbooths.fun/b/A12 as the site. When the new contract comes back it gets checked before it is linked.
Rejected outright:
- — a plain ERC-20 with no Pons curve
- — a token deployed by a wallet that is not the deed owner
- — a duplicate ticker
After that, the booth is tied to that contract forever and its shape on the floor follows the holder count. Nobody can buy their way up the ladder.
What is actually shipped
- ✓Floor v1 — 128 booths, claim, my booths, leaderboard
- ✓Wallet connect on Robinhood Chain (4663), signature-gated claims
- ✓Buying power, off-chain v1
- $BOOTHS on Pons
- Go Public — owner-only float with a provenance check
- Rent and flip listings
- Items, wealth classes, Booths Index v2
Disclaimer
Booths is a game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc. in any way. A booth is not an exchange seat, not a security, and not real estate. Buying power is a number in a game and has no cash value.
Tokens launched from this site are launched by their booth owners on Pons. This site does not mint them, does not hold their liquidity, and does not vouch for them. Nothing here is investment advice. Assume you can lose everything you put in.