Revenge is a dish best served room temperature
The deadliest assassin on the Robinhood Chain is a dog in a yellow tracksuit who has never once checked the chart. He drew the blade. He forgot why. He is just a chill guy.
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The vow
The most dangerous thing in the room is the one that isn't in a hurry.
Every other token on the chain is screaming. Charts, countdowns, a founder doing eleven spaces a day. KillChill does not scream. KillChill walks in wearing the tracksuit, takes one look at the order book, and sits down.
That is the whole thesis, and it is also the whole product. No presale and no partnership announcements written by somebody's cousin. The creator gets exactly two things, both visible on-chain: the first buy on the launch block, and a 70% share of the pool fee.
One fee, not a tax
No tax is written into the token. Trades pay the pool's 1% fee, split 70% creator, 30% protocol.
The supply is the supply
One billion tokens, fixed at launch by the pons factory. Nothing mints later.
Liquidity locked
The pool locks automatically at deploy. It is not ours to pull, and it never was.
Native to Robinhood Chain
Launched through pons on chain 4663. Every token there trades against WETH in its own pool.
Hanzo steel
Launched through pons on Robinhood Chain. Fixed supply, locked pool, one fee. Here is the spec sheet — read it before you swing it.
| Name | KillChill |
|---|---|
| Ticker | $KILLCHILL |
| Launchpad | pons |
| Chain | Robinhood Chain · 4663 |
| Pairs against | WETH |
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Supply | Fixed at launch |
| Token tax | None |
| Pool fee | 1% per trade |
| Fee split | 70% creator / 30% protocol |
| Liquidity | Locked at launch |
| Graduation | 4.2 ETH |
Where the 1% goes
Every trade pays a 1% pool fee — there is no tax on top of it. That single fee splits three ways.
Creator rewards accrue inside the locked position and can be claimed at any time. The protocol's 30% is itself split 80/20: buybacks of PONS sent to the burn address, and running costs.
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Check this against the pinned post on X and the token page on pons before you buy. A fake with the same ticker is the oldest trick on any chain.
The chill list five
Five names on a napkin. Two are already crossed off. There is no quarter-by-quarter roadmap because a roadmap is just a list that lost its nerve.
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O-RenCrossed off
Launch through pons on Robinhood Chain. Fixed supply, liquidity locked, live and trading.
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VernitaIn the yard
Contract verified on Blockscout, and one canonical domain every link points back to.
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BuddCrossed off
Approved on DEXTools and CoinGecko. GeckoTerminal already carries the feed. The chart exists wherever anyone thinks to look for it.
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ElleNext
Graduation at 4.2 ETH, and the Volume 1 sticker pack in every group chat on the chain.
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BillSomeday
Volume 2. The part where the dog sits down on the porch and does absolutely nothing, forever.
The duels
Six names, one blade, and a dog who has never once been in a hurry about any of it.
The KillChill Arcade
Five cabinets, and the Crazy 88 are in four of them: a Pitfall!-style run through the list, a 1986-style race with five of them to put off the road, five mazes with four of them hunting in bandanas, and a whole city of them from above, five boroughs deep. Those four keep a board shared by everyone who plays here — and the fifth is a room through the back, where the only thing hunting you is the person across the felt.
- The runFive levels, twenty screens each, a name from the list at the end of every one
- The raceThree circuits, three laps, and five of the Crazy 88 to run off the road
- The mazeFive mazes cut fresh, four ninjas hunting, and a Hanzo star in every corner
- The cityFive boroughs, five bosses, and any car on the street is yours
- The bossesVernita, Gogo, O-Ren, Pai Mei and Bill, one at the end of each level
- The boardsTop scores and fastest laps, shared by everyone who plays here
- The tableTexas hold'em with your own friends, a room code and nobody else
- AnywhereKeyboard or touch, no install, nothing to sign up for
Be Seen on Pons!
Bump Ninja
A Telegram bot that keeps a token moving in the Robinhood Chain trade feeds. Any project can use it — and every bump it sends for someone else buys $KILLCHILL too.
- Real buysOn-chain purchases every few seconds, on the pons curve or Uniswap v3 and v4
- Supply dropsThe tokens it buys go to the burn address, so they leave circulation for good
- $KILLCHILL tooEach customer bump is matched by a $KILLCHILL buy, paid from that customer's balance
- Your walletA funding wallet nobody else shares, a recovery code, and withdrawal any time
25% fee on what you spend. Most of the cost is chain gas, not the buy. Bumping is visibility, not a price promise.
@kcrhbumpbotOpen in Telegram →
Five point palm buying technique
Five steps. The fifth one is the hard one.
Technique complete. Now go outside.
Questions at the counter
Short answers, because the long ones are usually a red flag.
What actually is this?
A meme token launched through pons on Robinhood Chain, with a dog in a yellow tracksuit on the front. It is a joke, a logo, and a fixed supply of one billion. There is no product behind it, no yield, and no revenue — anyone telling you otherwise is selling something.
Why the Robinhood Chain?
It is an EVM chain (ID 4663), so the wallets you already use work. pons launches fixed-supply tokens there into their own locked pools, which is a plainer set of rules than most launchpads offer.
Is there a team allocation?
No treasury and no vesting schedule — pons does not offer one. The whole billion goes into the pool at launch. The creator's position is the initial buy made on the launch block, plus creator rewards that accrue from the 1% pool fee and can be claimed from the locked position at any time. All of it is on-chain.
Who is the chill guy?
A dog who owns one tracksuit and one sword and has never once been in a rush. He is not affiliated with any film studio, and neither are we — the influence is affectionate and entirely unofficial.
What does “graduation” mean?
pons marks a token as graduated once 4.2 ETH of liquidity is reached. That is all it is — a threshold being confirmed. Nothing migrates, no new pool opens, and trading carries on exactly where it was.
How do I avoid getting rugged by a fake?
Copy the contract address from this page or the pinned post, paste it in yourself, and check that the token you receive matches it exactly. Fake tickers are the oldest trick on any chain.