Turn trading fees into
assets for holders.
A fixed basket. A wallet worth following. An emergent community basket. Unlock full flexibility on what to buy with creator fees.
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Discover a basket rule. See what a community can build around it.
Checking live plans…
Four ways to put fees to work
Example plansGive the meme a thesis.
Think $SHROOM’s stock-token connections or Corgi’s thematic ETFs. With Lore, creator fees buy a chosen mix of assets for holders.
Follow one wallet.
CopyTrader makes following one investor familiar. In Lore, a public wallet’s eligible holdings guide fee-funded rewards.
Give your trading clan a basket.
Think of your Fomo clan with its own token. In Lore, selected members’ wallet holdings shape what creator fees buy for holders.
The crowd shapes the basket.
Think Nansen’s aggregate wallet holdings, applied to your own community. In Lore, holder portfolios shape what creator fees buy.
Your token has a story.
Give its fees a plan.
Lore gives PONS creator fees a basket rule. You choose what to follow; eligible holders receive the assets it buys.
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Choose the rule.
Follow the holders, one wallet, a wallet group, or a fixed basket. Preview your plan before you activate it.
Explore the four examples ↑ - 02 ↗
Put fees to work.
Creator fees fund basket purchases. Each cycle needs enough fees, usable data, supported trading routes, and working automation.
The rule is fixed once activated. - 03 ↗
Share the assets.
Eligible holders split acquired assets by their 30-minute average token balance. Keeper-submitted claims have a manual fallback.
The token price does not track the basket.
Fees buy a fixed or community-shaped basket, and the acquired assets are allocated by time-weighted balance. Holders receive the underlying assets.
- Earliest cycle
- Every 30 minutesneeds data, at least 0.001 of the paired asset, working routes, and automation
- Payout basis
- 30-minute averagesampled every 5 minutes
- Basket size
- Up to 20 assetsroutable fixed assets or shared-universe ERC-20s
- Lore setup
- 0.025 ETH once0.005 ops + 0.020 reserved for deferred launch-token exposure through a separate wallet
- ETH creator-fee allocation
- 90% purchases / 10% operationsoperating reserve; actual expenses vary
- Onchain record
- Vault explorer →plan hashes, purchases, and payout roots appear after the first live cycle
PONS fees and wallet gas are separate. Dynamic assets face route and minimum-execution checks at each cycle’s finalized observation block. For ETH plans, 10% of newly claimed creator fees funds an operating reserve; the keeper needs initial gas. The launch flow checks live factory rules before signing. Read the full methodology →
Quick answers.
The useful details, kept simple.
What does “Follow the holders” mean?
Lore turns each top holder’s 20 largest eligible positions into portfolio shares, then combines them by 30-minute holder weight. The final basket keeps up to 20 assets. Lore checks its routable universe, rather than every token in a wallet. See the full calculation →
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?
For ETH-funded plans, the keeper sends the first qualifying asset once it is worth at least $1 and delivery gas is at most 33% of its value. Later payouts are eligible every six hours, up to 20 assets, subject to prices and funds. Small balances accumulate. Token-paired plans retain per-round payouts, and a manual claim fallback remains available.
What can the fees buy?
Fixed assets with supported routes, or registered ERC-20s from Lore’s shared universe. Dynamic candidates must pass route and minimum-execution checks each cycle. Registry inclusion only shows technical compatibility.
Can the fee plan change later?
The plan hash is fixed when activated. The shared eligible universe can add assets after launch. The initial publisher can announce a replacement with 48 hours’ notice, or permanently lock the publisher. See the handover rules.
Does Lore choose the basket?
The creator or community chooses the rule. Lore’s offchain services calculate each basket, and the authorised publisher submits the result. The contract records the plan hash, basket, and payout root onchain.
How are holder payouts calculated?
For each completed cycle, eligible holders split every acquired asset pro rata. Each share uses the holder’s 30-minute average launch-token balance, sampled every five minutes.
What happens if an asset stops qualifying?
A dynamic asset is left out of the next cycle if its route or minimum-execution check fails. If a fixed-basket asset cannot execute, the cycle waits. Completed legs from a partial cycle can still be distributed after its deadline.
Who pays the gas?
The creator pays wallet gas for launch, CTO activation and ETH-plan payout setup. ETH plans reserve 10% of newly claimed creator fees for operations and 90% for purchases. The keeper pays transaction gas upfront. A holder using the manual payout fallback pays that transaction’s gas.
Has Lore been audited?
No independent audit has been published. The current factory status is live, and Lore should be treated as unaudited.
Are the examples connected to Lore?
The named projects are real references that help explain the four plan types. The Lore plans are illustrative. No affiliation, endorsement, or use of Lore by those projects is implied; their tokens, wallets, and holdings are not preloaded into the builder.
How is Lore different from other PONS fee tools?
Lore is the flexible basket layer for PONS creator fees. Existing tools cover fee routing, buybacks, payouts, and other templates. Lore adds fixed or source-shaped multi-asset rules.
| Product | Main job | What Lore adds |
|---|---|---|
| Index / Indices ↗ | Creator-picked tokenized-stock baskets paid to holders. | Holder-shaped and wallet-shaped baskets across a verified ERC-20 universe. |
| Basket ↗ | A fixed 2–10 asset mix whose weights can change later. | Dynamic source-based composition and a rule locked once live. |
| Pons Fork ↗ | Buybacks, ETH payouts, stock mixes, charity, and LP modes. | A basket methodology whose membership and weights can follow holders or wallets. |
| Pons Strategy ↗ | Buys target assets, takes profit, and then buys and burns the launch token. | Keeps the acquired basket assets flowing to holders. |
| PonsVault ↗ | Staking, burn, and single-stock dividend templates. | Custom multi-asset basket rules and a CTO preparation flow. |
