On Pons a meme can be launched in a Robinhood stock token instead of ETH. Every buy of the meme pays in the stock, and the curve holds real stock tokens. Layover is the departures board for those flights, and the gate you launch your own from.
Every meme launched on Pons in a stock token, newest first. Aboard is how much of the stock its curve holds right now.
Launch a meme on Pons and pick one of 194 Robinhood stock tokens as its currency: NVIDIA, SpaceX, Tesla, the S&P 500. That stock is where the flight goes.
Buyers of the meme pay with the stock token, so the curve fills with real stock tokens, issued by Robinhood and priced by Chainlink. The meme's price is quoted in the stock, not in dollars.
When the curve fills, the meme graduates: it trades in a pool against the stock itself. The board marks it DEPARTED. Fees go the usual Pons way, most of them to the meme's creator.
$LAYOVER launches on Pons the same way: in a stock token. Every $LAYOVER you buy puts that stock aboard its curve. The destination is announced at boarding.
A meme is the fastest way to raise. A stock is the oldest thing worth owning. Layover puts one inside the other.
Robinhood put 194 stocks and ETFs on its own chain as tokens. Pons let anyone launch a meme in them. Hundreds of memes a day now take off in NVIDIA, SpaceX or the S&P 500, and almost nobody can see them.
Layover is the terminal: a live departures board read straight from the chain, the destinations people are flying to, and a gate to launch your own. Nothing on this board is invented.