Where the numbers come from
Every token on Pons can pay its creator a share of each trade, usually 2%. Pons keeps an exact count of what it has credited to the creator of each token, in the token's quote currency (ETH). We ask Pons for that figure for every token that trades and store a snapshot each time.
The sum for a window (last hour, 24 hours, 7 days) is the difference between the newest snapshot and the one at the start of the window. All time is the full figure Pons reports.
Why every sum has a ~
Pons credits ETH. We show dollars at the current ETH price, so a sum from last week moves with today's price. The ETH figure itself is exact; the dollar figure is an estimate.
After the move to Uniswap
When a token fills its curve, it moves from Pons to Uniswap. The creator keeps earning the same fee on trades there: Pons credits it and includes it in the creator's figure, so the sums here keep growing. For the biggest earners most of the money comes after the move. The token page shows the date of the move.
What is on the board
- Tokens with a creator fee above zero whose fee goes to a wallet. Tokens that send fees to holders are left out.
- The creator is the wallet that receives the fee. An X profile on a token page is the one listed in the token by whoever launched it. It is not proof of who owns the wallet.
- A wallet with many launches in two weeks is marked as a serial deployer.
- A new token appears once Pons has reported its first figure, usually within minutes.
We started taking snapshots on 11 November 2026. Windows that reach back before that date are not complete yet; the board says so.
API
Free to read, 60 requests per minute per IP. Every response is { data, updatedAt }.
GET https://devcut.xyz/api/v1/board?window=24h # 1h, 24h, 7d, all GET https://devcut.xyz/api/v1/board?window=7d&by=creators GET https://devcut.xyz/api/v1/token/<token address> GET https://devcut.xyz/api/v1/creator/<wallet> GET https://devcut.xyz/api/health
Limits and risks
- Nothing here is financial advice. Past creator earnings say nothing about future ones, and tokens on Pons are high risk.
- If Pons is slow to answer, the board keeps the last figures and says how long ago it was updated.
- If Pons corrects a figure downwards, that step counts as zero, never as a negative sum.