LAST CALLBuy $LAST
A green neon sign reading Last Call above a brass bell on a wet brick wall

Last Call

Every buy puts the clock back to 3:00. When it hits zero, the last buyer takes the pot.

Clock
03:00

Waiting for the launch

Nobody holds the clock
Be the first qualifying buy of the round.
The pot
0.0000ETH
Goes to whoever holds the clock when it hits zero.
Round
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Resets this round
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Counts as a buy
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Holders
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Buy $LAST on Pons

Buy 0.005 ETH of $LAST and the clock goes back to 3:00. Someone buys after you? It's their clock now. Nobody does before zero? The pot is yours, sent by the vault, nothing to claim.

Every trade pays 5% in fees on Pons and the creator share lands in the vault. That is the pot. Liquidity locks at graduation.

The tape

Every buy as it lands. Lit rows reset the clock; dim rows paid their fees into the pot but were under the minimum.

Connecting to Robinhood Chain…

Every clock that ran out

Read from the vault's own events. Open a receipt to see the buys of that round and check the paid wallet against the last one.

Every settled round lands here with its receipt.

The tab

THE LAST CALL

Robinhood Chain. Vault terms, printed 2026-09-08.

  • Vaultprinted at launch
  • ChainRobinhood Chain, id 4663
  • BarPons V2
  • Per trade5% (1% base, 4% creator)
  • Clock3:00, back to full on each buy
  • Counts as a buy0.005 ETH or more
  • Settles60 s after zero
  • Last buyer80% of the pot
  • House20% of the pot
  • Reports buysthe keeper, one event each
  • Can changeclock (30 s to 1 h), pause
  • Disputeone replacement winner, by event

Terms live in the vault, not on this page. Read the contract on Blockscout.

Thank you. Drink water.

The vault was deployed before the token and is the launch's creator fee recipient. Fees can only leave it as payouts. The split is a constant, the clock and the minimum are settings, and every change emits an event you can see.

What the keeper does is small on purpose. It watches the token's transfers, reports each qualifying buy to the vault, and calls settle when the clock has run out. The vault decides who gets paid.

Bar talk

What counts as a buy?

A buy of $LAST on Pons that sends at least 0.005 ETH with the transaction. That is how the Pons page and the usual routers buy. A buy paid some other way, or under the minimum, still pays its fees into the pot but does not touch the clock.

What happens at zero?

The round is over the moment the clock hits zero. The keeper waits 60 seconds so every buy made before zero is on record, then the vault pays the pot to the last recorded buyer in one transaction. The house keeps a fifth, written into the contract. Buys made after zero open the next round.

Can the team pick the winner?

Every reset writes the buyer into the vault on-chain, so the vault itself pays whoever was last recorded. The keeper reports buys; it cannot name a different wallet at payout. Anyone can compare the resets against the token's transfer logs, and each round below carries its receipt.

There is one deliberate exception: if a round is disputed, the operator can set a replacement winner for exactly one round. It emits an event and the round is marked "set by hand" on this page.

Can the team win?

No. The launcher, the keeper and the house wallet are excluded by the keeper and listed in the source. A buy from those wallets never resets the clock.

Where does the pot come from?

Every buy and sell of $LAST pays 5% in fees on Pons: a 1% base fee split with Pons and a 4% creator tax. The creator fee recipient is the vault contract, not a person, so the fees can only leave as payouts.

Why did the payout wait after zero?

Fees reach the vault after Pons sweeps them into its escrow. Before graduation the vault sweeps them itself; after graduation only Pons can. If a round ends while fees are still on Pons' side, the winner is already fixed and the payout lands with the next sweep. The board says so while it waits.

Can the clock change?

The operator can set the window between 30 seconds and an hour. It applies from the next reset, emits an event, and the board shows the live value. The split is a constant in the contract.

What do I need?

A wallet on Robinhood Chain with some ETH, and a buy of 0.005 ETH or more when you want the clock. Nothing to claim: the vault sends ETH straight to the winning wallet.