Let them pick a side.

You need a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet on Robinhood. Opening a race costs 1 USDC once, plus the setup and launch costs shown before you sign. The review screen shows current availability before any setup transaction.

The Pons tax is added to its base trading fee. pump.fun uses its own fee schedule. Each app pays the creator wallet for its chain; contributors do not receive creator fees.

Dollar values can move with SOL and ETH prices. Contributions are paid in SOL or ETH, not dollars.

The winning pool funds the first token purchase. Contributors claim their share of the tokens actually bought. The other pool is refundable on its original chain. Network fees are not refunded.

If the token has not launched within 24 hours after funding closes, contributors can recover their contribution. Same-second finishes refund both sides.

Setup and funding use early Robinhood transaction confirmation. If Robinhood rolls back that transaction, the other pool may stay locked until its refund deadline. Setup and operating fees are not refundable.

The result and token launch still wait for finalized chain data. That can take 20 minutes or longer after a target fills.

Three observer keys confirm the result; two signatures are required. They currently run on one operator’s computer. The Solana program is upgradeable. The contracts have not had an independent audit.