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.
Illustrative Lore plan · no deployed token or vaultThe existing reference
Nansen’s Smart Money holdings show the combined token positions of a classified group of traders and funds. That is a reference for reading a group’s holdings, rather than a direct equivalent to Lore’s holder-weighted rewards. Lore uses its own eligible holders as the group and turns the resulting basket into asset distributions.
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How it works with Lore
Lore looks at the largest eligible positions in sampled holders’ portfolios. Their time-weighted balances in the community token determine how much each portfolio contributes to the next basket.
- Source
- Eligible holder portfolios
- Basket rule
- Weighted by holder balances
- Holder weighting
- 0.5-hour average balance
From fees to holders
Creator fees fund purchases of the basket’s assets. Eligible token holders receive those individual assets in proportion to their time-weighted token balances. A changing source shapes future purchases; it does not rebalance assets already delivered.
This is an explanation of a plan type. It has no live balances, performance, or payout history. The token price does not track the basket. Actual execution depends on funding, eligible routes, finalized data, and working automation.