Shareholders only
WHO CAN HOLDOnly wallets that hold a token you choose, like a stock token, can buy or receive the coin.
Strike a coin with marks. Each mark is a rule that the chain applies to every trade. The coin launches on a curve. When the curve fills up, the marks fuse and the coin follows new rules.
18 marks · 0 fusions · anyone can add a mark · trade against SOL, a stock token or KRYPTS
Same coin. New rules. Marks fuse when the coin graduates. What they become is fixed at launch, from the fusion table.
No coins yet. Launch the first one.
Launch a coin →Only wallets that hold a token you choose, like a stock token, can buy or receive the coin.
No wallet can hold more than a set share of the supply.
The more of the coin a seller holds, the more tax their sell pays. The tax goes to the buyback.
Part of every trade buys the coin back and burns it. You set this in the fee step.
Part of every trade is shared among holders, based on how much each one holds.
Part of every trade goes into a pot. If nobody buys for a set time, the last buyer wins the pot.
Sells pay an extra tax until a price feed, like a stock’s price, passes the level you set.
If the same sender buys and then sells right away, the sell pays a tax. The tax goes to the buyback.
People can only buy on weekdays during set hours, like the stock market. Selling is always open.
An extra tax on sells. It starts high at launch and drops to zero. The tax goes to the buyback.
A rule that someone built from the menu and published. Its author earns a royalty from your coin.
The limit per wallet starts small and goes up over time.
A limit per wallet that doubles each time enough volume has traded. Each doubling is a new chapter.
Part of every trade goes into a pot, and every Nth buy wins it. Anyone can see the count.
Part of every trade goes into a pot. The biggest single buy of the day wins it.
A sell tax that gets smaller the longer a wallet has held, down to zero. The tax goes to the buyback.
Only a set number of wallets can hold the coin at once. A spot opens when a wallet sells everything.
Part of every trade goes to one address you choose, like a charity, a treasury or a community wallet.
No coins launched yet. Start with a name and a ticker.