About SER

Social Engagement Rewards

SER is the social reputation and rewards layer for coins launched across launchpads and chains. Proof of influence. Onchain.

Launch a coinSOL or ETH
Sers postabout the coin
Fees flowcreator fees
Sers get paidfrom the pool

Where the creator fees go

The coin’s creator fees fund the sers’ reward pool: SER pays the sers who post about the coin.

90%

90% sers10% SERbuys and burns $SER

One loop, two chains

Solana
- Launch on pump.fun
- Pay in SOL
- Rewards allocated: payouts not live yet
Robinhood Chain
- Launch on pons
- Pay in ETH
- Rewards claimed onchain

Works across launchpads

Launches execute on the launchpad you pick: pump.fun on Solana and pons on Robinhood Chain.

What SER adds

The launch page shows which are live. SER does not run its own token factory: the coin is created by the launchpad’s own contracts or programs, and SER adds identity, post tracking, scoring, reputation and rewards around it.

SER is an independent application. It is not operated, endorsed or sponsored by Robinhood, pons, pump.fun or Solana.

Before you take part

Tokens are user-created and experimental. Prices can move quickly, liquidity can be thin, and tokens can lose all value. Graduation is a protocol state, not a quality signal. Nothing on SER is investment advice.

Read the risk disclosure

Launch a coin How SER works

The details

Sers sign up on the Become a ser page with a social account, link their socials and save the Solana and Robinhood Chain addresses their rewards go to. No wallet connection required. Only sers sign up; launchers don’t. SER tracks what they post about the coins they care about. X comes first; more social platforms are planned.

Engagement

Real contribution counts. Farming is filtered out.

The details

SER measures qualified contribution: original content, genuine engagement from real audiences and consistency over time. Farming and coordinated activity are filtered out under a published fairness table.

Rewards

Pools are funded before anything is paid.

The details

Reward pools are funded before anything is paid: by a coin’s creator fees or by a project’s campaign. On Solana they are in SOL and are sent to a ser’s saved wallet; on Robinhood Chain they are in ETH and are claimed onchain. Nothing is promised that isn’t funded.

How it works on each chain

Launching, posting and scoring work the same way everywhere. Launching a coin never needs a sign-up or a wallet connection: a one-time address SER generates launches it. Only sers sign up. What you pay with and how rewards reach you depend on the chain.

On Solana (pump.fun)

SOL

Launch on pump.fun and pay in SOL: you fund a one-time launch address, and unused SOL returns to your refund wallet.
The 90/10 creator-fee split is set through pump.fun’s own fee sharing at launch, then locked.
Rewards are in the coin’s pair token, SOL by default. Rewards are allocated to sers who saved a Solana address, but payouts are not live yet: an allocation is not a payment.

On Robinhood Chain (pons)

ETH

Launch on pons and pay in ETH: you fund a one-time launch address, and unused ETH returns to your refund wallet.
The 90/10 creator-fee split is enforced by the token’s SER fee router contract.
Rewards are in ETH and other assets the router receives. Each epoch publishes a Merkle root and sers claim onchain.

Social Engagement Rewards

How SER works, in one picture

Where the creator fees go

One loop, two chains

Works across launchpads

Before you take part

Social

Engagement

Rewards