magmorbitSpend the heator it erupts
Hold $MAGMORBIT and trading fees pour into your wallet as heat every 30 minutes. Heat pays for AI. Heat you leave cold for seven days erupts: it buys $MAGMORBIT and burns it.
Credits nobody spends turn into sell pressure
Tokens that pay holders in AI credits sound great until you ask where the unused credits go. Most of them sit idle and end up dumped. Magmorbit sends idle value the other way.
Idle credits get dumped
When credits are a token you can sell, the ones nobody needs are sold below face value. Holders get paid in something that pushes the price down.
Heat can't be sold
Heat is tied to the wallet that received it. It can't be sent or listed anywhere. It can only be spent on AI, or cool down.
Cold heat feeds the burn
Whatever you leave unused for seven days erupts: it buys $MAGMORBIT on Pons and burns it. Idle value goes back to every holder.
| Credit tokens you can sell | Magmorbit | |
|---|---|---|
| Credits nobody uses | sit in wallets, then get sold below face value | cool for 7 days, then erupt into a $MAGMORBIT burn |
| What holders do | stake, mint a second token, list it, settle, activate | hold $MAGMORBIT, that's it |
| Idle value becomes | sell pressure | buy pressure and a smaller supply |
| Where the money waits | in balances you take on trust | in a public pool, with a receipt for every pour and eruption |
Pons is trading right now
Every buy on the Pons launchpad, live from Robinhood Chain. Next to each one: the heat that trade would pour into holders if it were $MAGMORBIT.
- reading Robinhood Chain…
From one trade to your heat, every 30 minutes
Someone trades $MAGMORBIT
Every buy and sell on Pons pays the launchpad fee.
1% of each tradeThe creator share lands
Pons sends the token creator their share of that fee, on every trade.
70% of the feeMost of it becomes heat
The heat pool takes the larger part of the creator share. The rest keeps the planet running: models, servers, the team.
80% heat · 20% upkeepThe pour, on the hour and the half
At :00 and :30 UTC the pool is poured out to every holder, pro rata to how much $MAGMORBIT they held through the half hour.
48 pours a dayYou spend it on AI
One key from your wallet opens Magmorbit's model gateway. Heat pays for the tokens you use. No subscription, no top-ups while you hold.
oldest heat spent firstEvery drop of heat cools for 168 hours
Spend it and it becomes AI. Leave it, and at hour 168 it erupts into a buyback. Drag the hour to watch one pour cool down.
Cold heat comes back up as a burn
- 1A pour turns 168 hours old
Whatever is left of it can no longer be spent.
- 2Anyone can trigger the eruption
One public call, no team key needed. Whoever calls it first gets the gas back.
- 3The value buys $MAGMORBIT on Pons
The cold heat's share of the pool swaps into $MAGMORBIT at the market.
- 4And sends it to the dead address
Supply drops by exactly that amount, with a receipt on Robinhood Chain for every eruption.
What $MAGMORBIT never does
- Pay holders cash, ETH or stablecoins
- Make one holder's heat worth more than another's
- Ask you to stake, lock or hold a second token
- Let the team spend the heat pool on anything but AI usage or the burn
- Promise a fixed amount: heat follows real volume
How much heat would your planet get
your pour = pool/day ÷ 48 × your share
burn/week = pool/day × 7 × (1 − spent)
Magmorbit · keeps its heat moving
Built against the usual tricks
What is heat?
Your share of trading fees, poured into your wallet every 30 minutes while you hold $MAGMORBIT. It pays for AI model usage through one key. It isn't a token and it isn't cash.
What happens to heat I don't use?
Each pour cools for 168 hours. Whatever is left after that erupts: it buys $MAGMORBIT on Pons and burns it. Unused value goes back to every holder as a smaller supply.
Where does the heat come from?
Pons charges 1% on every $MAGMORBIT trade and sends 70% of that to the token creator. We put 80% of the creator share into the heat pool and keep 20% for upkeep. Nothing is pre-funded or printed.
Do I need to stake or lock anything?
No. Hold $MAGMORBIT in your wallet through the half hour and you get that pour. Sell and the next pours stop.
Is anything live yet?
Not the pours. $MAGMORBIT isn't launched, so the pour clock is the real schedule, the cooling dial is a simulation and the burn counter is zero. The block, gas and ETH price on the surface are read live from Robinhood Chain.
Is this advice or a promise of returns?
No. Heat is a usage credit, not income. The calculator shows arithmetic for the inputs you choose, not a forecast.