$CLAWPUMP unveils $350,000 AnsemHack

SignalCalls said on September 8 that $CLAWPUMP is gaining attention around a $350,000 “AnsemHack Clawrena” competition, a 25% buyback allocation and a tie-up framed around PONS and Robinhood Chain. The post described CLAWPUMP as an “agentic” Solana launchpad and listed the token contract as 739dnZEG4yaBWFsY8L8ZwrfhGG6dhtCSercW8Umspump. ClawPump’s own website says it lets users deploy agents with wallets, market access, token launches and more than 130 tools. Its token is listed on Solscan and Phantom under the same Solana contract. ### What exactly did SignalCalls claim on September 8? SignalCalls said the setup combines three hooks: a Solana-native agent launch product, a 25% revenue buyback mechanism and an upcoming hackathon-style event. The post also pointed to a PONS connection for agentic real-world-asset, or RWA, projects tied to Robinhood Chain, according to the social briefing supplied for this story. (clawpump.tech) ClawPump’s own homepage describes the product as “The Home of Agentic Finance” and says users can deploy agents with wallets, trading access, payments, communication and automation. A separate ClawPump page for its “CLAW Agent” says the system includes 131 tools for trading, lending, token launch and other Solana activity. ### Where does the $350,000 number come from? (clawpump.tech) ClawPump’s AnsemHack page says the event carries $350,000 in prizes. The page describes the contest as “The Clawrena” and says every ClawPump entry is automatically eligible for an overall winner selection. Coindar, citing ClawPump’s event materials, said submissions for the AnsemHack Clawrena close on September 20, 2026, and that the event includes four agentic-project winners and a 25% buyback allocation. (clawpump.tech) The same listing said the prize pool had been increased to $350,000 and the deadline extended to September 20. (clawpump.tech) ### What is verified about the 25% buyback claim? Coindar’s event listing said ClawPump had “increased buybacks to 25%.” The user-supplied context and social briefing also described the token thesis as involving 25% revenue buybacks. ClawPump’s public token pages show fee, buyback and distribution references around ecosystem tokens, including an AnsemHack Clawrena token page that says it tracks SOL claimed from creator share, including “total fees, buybacks, and distributions.” That page does not, on its own, spell out the full mechanics of a platform-wide buyback program, but it does show buybacks as part of the project’s public event language. (coindar.org) ### What is the PONS and Robinhood Chain connection? Pons Launchpad describes itself as a platform to “Launch & Trade Fixed-Supply Tokens on Robinhood Chain” and says more than 167,000 tokens are live on the platform. A separate ClawPons page says users can “Launch an agent as a token on Pons, Robinhood Chain’s launchpad.” An article aggregated by three.ws said PONS, described there as the token behind Robinhood Chain’s largest launchpad, had gone live on Solana through Sunrise and could be traded in Phantom, Jupiter and Raydium. (clawpump.tech) An AInvest article published last month also described PONS as a non-custodial launchpad built for Robinhood Chain and said its V2 upgrade was aimed at liquidity and RWA trading. (ponslaunchpad.com) ### Which token is being referenced? Solscan, Phantom, Birdeye and other market trackers list CLAW under the same Solana contract: 739dnZEG4yaBWFsY8L8ZwrfhGG6dhtCSercW8Umspump. ClawPump’s own token pages also use that identifier across listings for the project. Binance Wallet and OKX Wallet pages tied to that contract show the token trading under the clawpump.tech label, though quoted prices and market caps vary by crawl time. (three.ws) Those tracker pages confirm the contract surfaced in the September 8 social post is the same one being used across public Solana interfaces. (solscan.io) ### What happens next? September 20, 2026, is the next dated milestone attached to the project’s current push. Coindar’s listing says that is the submission close for the AnsemHack Clawrena, while ClawPump’s event page says entries compete for $350,000 in prizes and an overall winner slot. (clawpump.tech) (web3.binance.com)