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How Lorewise works
Lorewise is an AI launch terminal. You describe an idea, the AI drafts a complete, launch-ready coin (name, ticker, mascot, lore), and you ship it to the Pons protocol on Robinhood Chain in a single signed transaction. Every transaction is signed by your own wallet, Lorewise never holds your funds or keys.
Overview
Launching a token usually means writing a contract, wiring liquidity, drawing a logo, and writing all the copy. Lorewise collapses that into three steps: describe, review, deploy. The AI handles the creative and configuration work; the chain and your wallet handle settlement.
How it works
- 01
Pitch it in a line
Type one sentence describing your idea. That is the only required input.
- 02
AI drafts the package
You get a name, ticker, logo, description, lore, a ready-to-post X thread and meme prompts, plus a recommended launch model.
- 03
Review and edit
Everything is editable, tweak the name, ticker, image (regenerate as an icon or a photo, or upload your own), socials and launch settings.
- 04
Deploy to Pons
One signed transaction from your wallet launches the token straight onto the Pons protocol. It then shows up in Explore.
Launch models: v1 vs v2
Pons offers two launch models. The AI recommends one, but you always choose.
v1 · Instant Pool
open- · One tx deploys the token + a Uniswap V3 pool
- · Pool is locked immediately, quoted in WETH
- · Tradable from block one
- · Fixed supply, 1% pool fee
- · Flat 0.0005 ETH launch fee
- · Open to everyone, no whitelist
v2 · Bonding Curve
RWA pairs- · Fair launch on a bonding curve
- · Graduates into a locked Uniswap V4 pool
- · Pair vs ETH or tokenized stocks
- · Creators are paid in ETH
- · Optional protocol buyback
- · May be whitelist-gated while in audit
Which should I pick? Choose v1 when immediate tradability matters. Choose v2 for a fair launch, or when your theme maps to a real-world asset (a markets or stocks angle pairs nicely with an RWA quote asset).
RWA quote pairs
v2 can pair your token against tokenized real-world assets on Robinhood Chain, alongside ETH and USDG, so a launch can settle against names like NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, HOOD, COIN, META, AMZN, MSFT, GOOGL and SPY. Only assets the factory has approved on-chain are offered, and native ETH is always available.
AI images: icon or photo
Alongside the text package, Lorewise generates token art in two styles: Icon (a clean logo mark) and Photo (a photorealistic, cinematic image). Regenerate either on demand in the studio, or upload your own image. When no image provider is configured the icon falls back to a deterministic mark so the studio always works end to end.
Fees
v1 charges a flat 0.0005 ETH launch fee plus a 1% pool fee on trades. v2 reads its launch fee live from the factory at deploy time and shows it before you sign. Lorewise itself does not add a surcharge, you only pay the protocol fee and network gas.
Connecting a wallet
Click Connect and pick your wallet. A browser wallet (MetaMask or any injected wallet) works out of the box. For mobile wallets and the WalletConnect QR, the site operator sets a WalletConnect project id. Lorewise is non-custodial: connecting only shares your public address so transactions can be built for you to sign.
Safety & non-custodial
Lorewise is a third-party interface to Pons, not an official Pons product. It never takes custody of assets, and never sees your private keys or seed phrase. Transactions are irreversible once signed, and tokens can be highly volatile or lose all value. Nothing here is financial advice, do your own research.
FAQ
+Do I need to code?
No. One sentence is enough; the AI drafts everything and you deploy with one signed transaction.
+Does Lorewise hold my tokens or funds?
No. It is fully non-custodial. Your wallet signs and submits every transaction directly to the chain.
+Which chain is this?
Robinhood Chain. Add it to your wallet and make sure you have ETH for gas and fees.
+Can I edit what the AI generates?
Yes, name, ticker, description, image, socials and launch settings are all editable before you deploy.
+Why is v2 sometimes restricted?
v2 public launches can be whitelist-gated while audits are in progress. The studio surfaces this before you sign.