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Connect a wallet to post. No signature, no transaction, nothing to pay — but for the same reason, the address beside a message is not proof of who wrote it. Anyone can post under any address, so treat a claim to be the creator, the team, or support as exactly that: a claim. Links are refused outright, because a scam arrives as a link.

Routed through Pharaoh’s own router, straight into this coin’s pool. SocialPaid takes nothing on a trade — the 1% is the pool’s, and it is what pays the locked position.

Anyone can collect — the transaction pays the creator and SocialPaid in one go, so you do not have to be either of them to trigger it. The coin's own side of the fee is burned rather than paid out, so neither party ever sells this coin back into this pool.

This coin’s creator fees belong to the social account(s) above, not to a wallet: a collect pays SocialPaid’s 30% and adds the 70% to what is held for them, in equal shares when there are several. Each share can only be claimed by the wallet its owner linked on Claim. The coin’s own side of the fee is burned, as on every coin. Anyone can trigger a collect.

This pool is on Pharaoh, and Pharaoh's governance can redirect any pool's fees to its voters. If that happens here, fee income stops.

Income would then come from PHAR emissions instead, which the locker can claim and split the same 70/30 way; how much depends on how the pool is voted. Liquidity itself is unaffected: it stays locked either way.

This pool is on Project X, which has no governance token and no mechanism that can send a pool’s fees anywhere but to the position that earned them. What the pool earns, the locked position earns.

One share does come off the top, and it is the exchange’s rather than ours: Project X keeps a seventh of every swap fee as a protocol fee, so of a 1% trade about 0.857% reaches the locked position. That figure is measured on a launch here, not quoted from a document.

This pool is on PancakeSwap, which has no mechanism that can send a pool’s fees anywhere but to the position that earned them. What the pool earns, the locked position earns.