It changes as the community’s holdings change.
Turn creator fees into a community basket.
Follow holders, a wallet, or a theme. Assets flow to token holders.
What are you doing?
Follow the holders.
The basket changes with what the community holds.
The basket follows one public wallet.
RKLB · ASTS · LUNR
A chosen set of wallets shapes the mix.
Quick answers.
What does “Follow the holders” mean?
Lore looks at what a token’s longer-term holders own and uses those eligible holdings to shape the basket. The assets then flow to the launch token’s holders.
What does “Launch with Lore” mean?
Launch a new PONS token with its fee plan set from day one. Choose what the token follows, what the fees buy, and where the assets flow.
How does this help with a CTO?
Pick the fee plan, set up the vault, and share it with the community. Take the plan to PONS for the CTO handoff, then activate it once the creator fees point to the vault.
Do holders need to claim anything?
No. Assets flow to holders over time based on their share of the token.
What can the fees buy?
A single token, a fixed basket, or a basket that follows holders, a wallet, or a group of wallets.
Can the fee plan change later?
No. The plan is locked when the vault goes live, so everyone knows what the fees will do.

$LORE
Creator fees fund operations. Treasury buys are public.
Holding $LORE gives no right to Lore revenue, fees, profits, treasury assets, or distributions.Official token address appears here at launch.