DESIGN YOUR VAULT.

Your cut of every trade. Paid to you in USDC every time the supporter community trades the token. You keep your stake — this is your income.

How price discovers itself as supporters trade. Each curve has a different volatility profile.

Total supply at launch. You keep 100% of your stake; this is the supporter-allocated pool.

How long the LP is locked at launch. Trust signal for supporters — they know the floor can't be pulled.

Asymmetric fee model — discourage early dumps or reward early holders.

How many NFTs per drop. Open editions, capped, or 1/1 originals.

How supporters claim. The launchpad runs the entire mechanic.

Who's eligible. Compose conditions — token threshold, NFT pass, staker tier, allowlist.

Where metadata lives. On-chain is permanent; Arweave and IPFS are pinned.

Secondary-market royalty on NFT resales. Routed via the same ZK splits as the token.

What kind of work the vault holds. Mix formats freely.

How many access levels supporters can buy into. Higher tiers unlock deeper releases.

Optional protection. Watermarking, signed delivery, expiry windows.

Per-play royalty in USDC when media streams route through Suede. Pays you on top of trading fees.

How holders receive content. Direct download, embeddable player, or agent-readable endpoint.

What live moments your vault includes. Mix freely.

Hard cap on attendance per event. Set to 0 for uncapped.

Who can buy or claim tickets. Compose conditions.

Soulbound, free-transfer, or gated resale with seller-side royalty.

Codified refund policy. Reduces friction; legible to supporters.

Your share of trading-fee royalties. Remainder distributes to collaborators (next dial).

Permitted uses of the work. Whatever you don't enable is reserved.

On-chain primitives binding the work to your identity. Verifiable, portable, agent-readable.

Plain-language summary of what the work permits, for downstream agents and holders.

Allow collaborators to be added with their own royalty share. Splits enforced by the protocol.