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.
Illustrative Lore plan · no deployed token or vaultThe existing reference
Fomo’s clans bring traders together with a shared identity and clan leaderboards. Its friends feed shows what the people you follow buy and sell, including on Robinhood Chain. Lore adds a basket rule to that trading-group idea: choose the members’ public wallets, give each eligible portfolio equal weight, and use the combined holdings to guide creator-fee purchases for token holders. This is an illustrative extension; Fomo Clans does not provide Lore’s reward basket, and Lore does not automatically import clan membership.
These are independent projects, linked for comparison. This example does not imply affiliation, endorsement, or use of Lore.
How it works with Lore
Select a group of public wallets. The builder gives each wallet an equal share in the group. Lore normalizes their eligible portfolios, combines them, and uses the result to shape the next basket. A larger wallet does not automatically dominate the mix.
- Source
- A group of chosen wallets
- Basket rule
- Equally weighted wallets
- 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.