Your coin eats an NFT floor.
Bind a coin to one NFT collection. Most of its creator fees flow into a vault that can only buy that collection. You choose where the NFTs end up.
Every tile is a listing at the bottom of the collection. The vault buys the cheapest first.
How it works
Three steps, and the last one runs on its own.
Pick a collection
Choose the one NFT collection your coin is tied to. The choice is fixed at launch.
Trade the coin
Every trade produces creator fees. 80% of them go to the coin’s vault.
The vault buys the floor
The vault can spend only on your collection, so fees become floor purchases.
Where the fees go
Most of the fees are locked into buying NFTs. The rest goes to whoever launched the coin.
The vault is a one-purpose wallet. It cannot send funds anywhere else.
Then choose what happens to the NFTs
The NFTs stay in the vault. The coin’s holders can see the growing stash at any time.
Questions
Can the vault buy anything else?
No. It is bound to the single collection you picked, so it has no way to spend on other tokens or send funds out.
Does this make the floor go up?
Buying listings removes supply from the market, which can lift the floor price. It is not guaranteed, and a floor can also fall.
Can I change the collection later?
No. The collection and the NFT destination are set when the coin is launched.
Who can launch a coin?
Anyone with a collection in mind. This page is a concept, so launching is not open yet.