Fade Adds Token Issuance Feature on Pons with 80% X Money Fees

Fade has added a token issuance feature to Pons. 80% of creators' fees will be paid via X Money, while the remaining 20% will be converted to SOL for use in PAID purchases. PostSiteNews reported on April 19 at 10:34 PM KST that Fade launched this token issuance function on Pons.

Token issuers can specify their X account handle in the project description to designate where fees should be paid. Fade explained that 80% of creator fees generated from Pons will be sent directly to the specified X Money account, with the remaining 20% converted to SOL for PAID purchases.

This feature links creator fees from token transactions to specific X accounts. The fee distribution and PAID purchase method are part of Fade's official functionality description. The X handle included in the token description serves as the basis for determining payment recipients. Issuers can specify an X account handle in their project description to set the fee recipient.

Pons is a token issuance platform built on the Robinhood Chain, allowing token issuers to set names, symbols, images, descriptions, and fee collection structures. PostSiteNews previously reported that U.S. Fade had introduced a similar structure for paying token fees via X Money, where connecting an X account in the token description determined fee recipients.

PAID purchases refer to reinvesting part of creator fees back into the token ecosystem. Fade's latest announcement combines Pons' token issuance functionality with X Money-based fee payments. The announcement did not specify the scale of operations or user numbers for this feature.