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We didn't invent this. Ansem did.
VOTE is the launchpad Ansem described out loud - made on-chain and handed to the crowd. Every token's creator fees are owned by the program, not the deployer, and the token's own holders vote on what happens to them. The three things they can vote for aren't ours. They're his. Because Papa Ansem said so - and that's what the community needs.
“ill forgive you but only if you launch a tism coin and airdrop it to all wif & bonk holders”View on X ↗
That's Mode 2.
100% of the fees buy the token back, and the bought supply is airdropped - by snapshot - to the holders of WIF, BONK and $ANSEM. Land the token straight into the biggest, most active communities on Solana. Audience capture, exactly as written.
“would be legendary if […] implemented a way to add liquidity to launches from treasury as they reach certain milestones, need deeper liquidity once coins break 10M / 50M / 100M so ppl can ape in size onchain to send to higher prices - if portion of fees went…”View on X ↗
That's Mode 1.
Half the fees stay as a reserve; half buy the token back and are paired into the pool as protocol-owned liquidity - deeper liquidity funded by the treasury, undruggable, dripped in as the coin grows. Exactly the milestone-liquidity Ansem asked for.
And Mode 3 is for the man himself.
100% buyback, airdropped to holders of $ANSEM. The community can choose to send the entire reach straight back to Ansem's own holder base.
Why it works this way
Because the people who hold a token should own its rewards - and the playbook is already proven. Ansem called every one of these shots. VOTE just removes the trust: the deployer can never touch the fees, the program holds them in an isolated treasury per token, and the holders vote, every epoch, on which of Ansem's blessed moves to run. Papa said so.
The fees belong to the holders, not the deployer.