1.Proposal phase
- Every coin starts as a proposal with a name, ticker, logo and social links, submitted with the proposal fee.
- The window is 24 hours. Nothing launches early and nothing launches late.
- A proposal must reach both the minimum voter count and the minimum total committed amount, or it dies and moves to the Graveyard.
2.Anti-bot vote stake
- Each voter posts a refundable anti-bot stake that scales with the intent they declare — about $1 worth of ETH per $10 of declared buying, so a $200 signal needs roughly $20 staked. This makes inflating the committed total expensive instead of free.
- The stake is refunded if the proposal passes and launches — either as ETH or as $1 worth of the new coin at launch.
- The stake is also refunded if the proposal fails the threshold and dies.
- The stake is only kept by the protocol if the voter is later found to have abused the vote, such as botting or sybil farming to fake voter counts.
3.Commit caps
- Each wallet has a published minimum and maximum commit. Splitting across wallets to exceed the cap is a terms violation.
- The first-block buy is limited so no single buyer can take an outsized share of supply at launch.
4.Launch and pricing
A passing proposal is deployed and priced with a single-sided Uniswap V3 position at a fixed initial tick. There is no pre-seeded ETH and no hidden allocation outside the published supply split.
Trading is live from the first block on the published router; the same pool is used inside the NOMS° interface and on any external aggregator.
5.Fees
A protocol fee applies to buys and sells and is split between the coin creator, the staking pool and the platform treasury, exactly as the contracts enforce.
Creators choose how their share is used: burned, pushed into staking rewards, or kept. Unclaimed creator revenue after 30 days is routed to buy-and-burn.
6.Staking
- Staking opens as soon as a coin's liquidity is live.
- Longer lock tiers earn a higher reward weight; flexible stakes earn the base weight.
- Every withdrawal, on every tier, passes through the published cooldown before funds unlock.
7.Buy-and-burn sink
Stale fees, abandoned vote stakes and unclaimed escrow are permanently routed to the protocol buy-and-burn sink after 30 days. They are never paid out to any individual wallet.
8.Market conduct
- No vote manipulation with multiple wallets to bypass caps.
- No impersonating another project or brand in a proposal.
- No claiming NOMS° endorses, audits or guarantees a coin — it never does.
9.Risk
Trading these tokens can lose you everything. There is no bailout, no rollback and no support desk that can reverse a trade. Only commit what you can afford to lose entirely.
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