Paperhands Pot

A lot of new coins get sold hard in their first days. Early buyers dump on the next buyers and the chart never comes back. Paperhands Pot puts a price on that.

The rule is short. When you sell, you pay a fee that starts at 3% the moment you buy and fades to 0 over the next 72 hours. Buys pay nothing. 75% of the fee goes to the holders.

How the fade really works

The clock is yours, not the coin’s. It starts when your wallet buys. The fee falls in a straight line, one hundredth of a percent at a time, about every 14.4 minutes, and the program rounds up to the next hundredth. Coins you have held for 72 hours sell with no fee.

If you buy again before your coins mature, the clock restarts for the coins that have not matured yet. When you sell, your oldest coins go first. Coins sent to you from another wallet have no buy time, so they always pay the full fee.

Why it works

If you sell in the first hour, you pay close to 3% and the people still holding split most of it. If you wait, the fee shrinks. After 72 hours it is gone for your coins. Nobody is locked in. Leaving early just costs more.

The details

• No creator fee and no buy fee. The rules are fixed.
• Holders get 75% of every sell fee and claim it in SOL. repo.ing keeps 25%, at most 0.75% of the sale.
• Only coins held 72 hours earn, once you press Activate.
• Launch costs 0.05 SOL.
• The same rules keep running after graduation.

Who it is for

Launchers who want the first days to reward holding. Buyers who plan to hold. Rewards come only from fees sellers actually pay: there is no fixed yield, and if nobody sells early there is nothing to share. If you plan to flip in ten minutes, this coin is built to charge you for it.

It is still a coin. It can go to zero like any other.