Contracts & source
Four native-ETH reference contracts. No published live FOLD addresses.
These Solidity files are the implemented contract reference. The .sol suffix means Solidity source code; it is not a Solana address. FOLD’s configured target is Robinhood Chain, an EVM network.
Read the contracts
Treasury controls
The native-ETH treasury has no owner, pause, upgrade or parameter setter. It cannot trade, lend, stake, buy assets or pay an administrator. Redemption uses a minimum ETH output and deadline.
Immutability also means defects cannot be patched in place. Source availability and automated tests are not a substitute for independent review.
Router and genesis lock
FoldRevenueRouter splits incoming ETH between two immutable recipients: treasury and operator. Each recipient pulls its own credited balance, so one failed payment need not block the other. The split is chosen at deployment. It is not the three-way reward router shown in the browser model.
FoldGenesisLock has no early withdrawal or adjustable cliff. A lock contract by itself does not prove tokens have been deposited. Its balance and beneficiary would need to be verified after deployment.
Deployment status
There is no verified FOLD token address, treasury address or deployment transaction published by this project. The live integration is disabled. Do not send funds to an address inferred from examples.
The standalone FoldToken mints its entire initial supply to the constructor’s distribution address. That implementation alone does not establish a fair-launch allocation. Pons creates its own token; a Pons launch would bind a compatible, reviewed factory token to the treasury instead.