Built together.
Rewarded
in gold.
Hold PYRMD. Share in collected trading fees.
A community built around GLD, with every
reward in plain sight.
Prelaunch · GLD token rewards · No guaranteed payouts

Trading creates fees.
Holding earns a share.
PYRMD is designed to launch paired with GLD on Pons. Collected creator fees become GLD rewards for eligible holders.
Clear rules, from the start ↗A share of actual claimed creator fees.
No fees collected means no funded rewards.
Small blocks.
Something bigger.
A public monument to the community behind it. The planned pyramid grows as trading-volume milestones are reached.
Explore the visual concept. These example levels are not live trading activity or a promise of returns.
Find your view ↗Every community starts somewhere.
The first blocks represent the beginning of the community. This is an illustrative stage, not a live volume reading.

Think in monuments.
One community. One level at a time.
Your view.
Without the noise.
Follow GLD allocations, see the reward history, and understand where the fees go. Built for a quick glance or a closer look.
View terminal ↗
A little clarity.
Before you begin.
The important questions, answered simply.
01Is PYRMD live?+
Not yet. This is a prelaunch website. The official token address and launch link will be published after launch. The terminal offers a clearly labeled design preview.
02What does rewarded in gold mean?+
Rewards are paid in the GLD token used as the pairing asset on Pons. They are not physical gold, and PYRMD does not provide physical-gold redemption.
03How are holder rewards calculated?+
The starting policy allocates 80% of claimed creator GLD fees to eligible holders, proportional to their balances. Rounds are hourly in UTC, with a minimum holding of 0.1% of current supply. Project and liquidity-system wallets are excluded. Holding duration does not multiply payouts.
04Does holding guarantee a payout?+
No. Rewards depend on actual fees collected and available funding. No collected fees means no funded rewards. The team applies the allocation policy; it is not an independent 80/20 guarantee enforced by the rewards contract.
05What about the treasury and burns?+
20% of claimed creator fees remains with the creator treasury for disclosed spending. Burns are a separate proposed community feature, not an automatic part of this fee split. Pons’ built-in buybacks vest tokens rather than burn them.