1.5% of every trade goes to holders — not in $CRACK, in BB, the BlackBerry stock token on Robinhood Chain. Every trade adds to the pot; BB is pushed straight to your wallet each epoch. You do nothing. And the creator gave the fees up forever: try to take them back and the contract reverts with NotCreatorFeeRecipient.
Launched on Pons 2026-08-28 — the first-ever BB wave. BlackBerry got approved as a pair token the same day.
Every trade, 1.5% to holders. Paid in BB, the BlackBerry stock token. Pushed to your wallet in one batch transaction. This device refreshes from chain data every 30 seconds — when the red light blinks, someone just got paid.
Every buy and sell pays 2.5%: the Pons 1% base plus the 1.5% creator tax.
Every trade sweeps the fees out of the pool into Pons' fee escrow. That running total is the "accrued" number.
The accrued fees get harvested from escrow into the distributor contract: 0xC70B9eC492874371e71300C9eEB0541FdcD83110
Pons posts a merkle epoch: every holder's share, pro-rata by balance. It's public JSON. Find your own wallet in it.
BB is batch-pushed to every holder wallet in one transaction. No claim button. You do nothing. Your wallet just has more BB in it.
100% of creator fees → holders. Routing is permanent and contract-enforced. Any attempt to redirect it reverts: NotCreatorFeeRecipient.
1.Webster's New World College Dictionary, 2006 Word of the Year: "sums up the ubiquitous thumbing of keypads on handheld devices throughout the country"; the word "does double duty, denoting both the device and the user." Beat "netroots" and "carbon footprint."Webster's New World College Dictionary, 2006
2."informal nickname for a BlackBerry handheld device that functions as a telephone, PDA, and e-mailer and appears to have an addictive hold on its users."Dictionary.com
3.slang, 2004–. As defined by the people. See the Urban Dictionary lore below.Urban Dictionary
4.[ed. note, 2026] $CRACK — a token on Robinhood Chain, paired against BB, whose creator routed 100% of creator fees to holders, paid in BB, the BlackBerry stock token, permanently. Attempting to reclaim them: revert NotCreatorFeeRecipient. See also: prayer, BlackBerry.
On-chain description: "crackberry was 2006 webster's word of the year". Senses 1–3 are real. Sense 4 is us.
Before Webster's got to it, the internet did. Three real entries, verbatim, in the order they were posted. Then ours.
Nickname for the popular RIM communication device named Blackberry — used by people "addicted to checking e-mail and swapping short messages on the device."
Like he's a pimp/playuh all hooked-up on his crackberry.
Name for a Blackberry device, when its owner becomes far too dependent on it.
Yeah man, I'm addicted to it. I couldn't live without my Crackberry.
A nickname for Blackberry, usually used when a person is addicted to their Blackberry, and/or uses it in places their not supposed to (i.e., dinner table, cocktail party, etc.)
JERRY! NO CRACKBERRY AT THE TABLE!
A token on Robinhood Chain, paired against BB, that pays its holders in BB — the BlackBerry stock token — every epoch, and whose creator can't take the fees back. Symptoms include checking your wallet at the dinner table.
JERRY! THE BB LANDED. CHECK YOUR BAG.
Entries 1–3 are real: urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=crackberry. Entry 4 is not on Urban Dictionary. Yet.
Launch day, 2026-08-28. BlackBerry got approved as a Pons pair token that day — the first-ever BB wave — and $CRACK launched into it.
BlackBerry is cool again. This token pays you in it.
"Dumbphones — otherwise known as the millennial-era BlackBerry."
Gen Z is buying shelved BlackBerrys off eBay or digging them out of parents' closets, decorating them with rhinestones and keychains.
Flaunting clicky, ASMR-worthy keyboards, citing a need for a social media detox — and posting about it on TikTok, which a dumbphone can't run.
members. Up 7.3% in three months. They never left.
Paid $15,000 for CrackBerry.com in 2006 the moment the word entered the dictionary. Built the biggest BlackBerry site on the internet. Sold the network to Future plc for $115M in 2019. Now makes the Clicks keyboard — Best of CES 2024.
Delete TikTok. Keep the keyboard.
A clinical checklist. Everything below actually happened.
You do the BlackBerry prayer — head bowed, surreptitious glance downward — except now it's at your wallet.
NPR, Jan 2005 · "BlackBerry or Crackberry? A PDA Culture War"Caught without it: withdrawal. Heavy users called themselves "Crackberry addicts."
NPR, 2005"Yeah man, I'm addicted to it. I couldn't live without my Crackberry."
Urban Dictionary, 2008"JERRY! NO CRACKBERRY AT THE TABLE!"
Urban Dictionary, 2010You bought a shelved BlackBerry off eBay, covered it in rhinestones, praised the clicky keyboard, cited a social-media detox — and posted it on TikTok.
NY Post, 2026 · 6,900+ reactionsr/blackberry: 54,455 members, up 7.3% in three months. They never left.
redditNo. Nothing on this page is. Payouts come from trading fees; no trades, no fees, no BB. Verify every epoch yourself at ponsfamily.com/api/fee-epochs/0xC70B9eC492874371e71300C9eEB0541FdcD83110/<epoch>.
Routing to holders is permanent and enforced by the contract. Reclaiming reverts with NotCreatorFeeRecipient. The creator gave it up on day one.
The BlackBerry stock token on Robinhood Chain, 0x48e39e56acdba37b09020c0b734a613c9a2f100a. $CRACK is paired against it on Pons. Yes, you get paid in that.
No. BB is batch-pushed to every holder wallet in one transaction, pro-rata by balance. You do nothing.
The sister token's distributor already paid 5 holder wallets; its first payout landed 62 minutes after launch. $CRACK's own pushes show up in the device above as they happen — and every one links to the public epoch JSON.
Pons: ponsfamily.com. CA 0x402dE848c5722361F604974399e2F5e953509aA1. Supply 1,000,000,000, fixed.
Memecoin. Not financial advice. Not affiliated with BlackBerry Limited, Webster's New World, Dictionary.com, CrackBerry.com, NPR, Reddit, Urban Dictionary, the New York Post, Robinhood or Pons. The only thing enforced here is the fee route, and the contract enforces that, not us. Contract: 0x402dE848c5722361F604974399e2F5e953509aA1 · Distributor: 0xC70B9eC492874371e71300C9eEB0541FdcD83110 · Pair: 0x48e39e56acdba37b09020c0b734a613c9a2f100a