What’s our next move?
When a coin is proposed, this is where you decide.
Awaiting the first vote
Tied or no votes? We pass.
Voting rulesOne treasury. Thousands of minds.
You pick the play. The fees fund it.
The upside belongs to everyone.
When a coin is proposed, this is where you decide.
Awaiting the first vote
Tied or no votes? We pass.
Voting rulesThe collective is preparing for its first round.
Holder eligibility and rewards become available when the collective launches.
The community calls the shots.
The treasury puts them in motion.
Collected project fees accumulate in the shared treasury. Holders do not deposit trading capital.
SHARED CAPITALEligible holders propose a coin. The collective gets one minute to vote to enter or pass.
60 SECONDS. ONE CHOICE.Vote each minute to hold or sell. After a profitable exit, net profit is shared among eligible holders.
COLLECTIVE UPSIDEFee-funded exposure. No trading deposit.
The treasury absorbs trading losses.
Holding the token still carries market risk.
Every decision follows the same playbook. No parallel positions. No extra capital calls.
Still curious? Read the FAQOnly one proposal is voted on at a time. New proposals reopen after an entry is rejected or the current position is fully sold.
Entry votes last 60 seconds. Once a position is open, a new 60-second hold-or-sell vote follows each round.
One token equals one vote. A decision requires more than 50% of valid voting weight: half the total, rounded down, plus one smallest token unit. An entry tie means pass. A hold-or-sell tie, or no votes, means hold.
Entry uses all spendable fees accumulated at execution, after required network and execution costs. Positive net profit is distributed after a completed sale; recovered principal stays in the treasury.
A losing trade reduces the fee-funded treasury. No holder is charged to cover it. Token prices, network fees, liquidity and execution still carry risk.
No. Trades are funded by collected project fees, so holders do not contribute personal trading capital or cover losses. The FREEDING token can still lose value, and smart-contract, liquidity and execution risks remain. Profits are never guaranteed.
Every verified holder can vote. Voting weight equals the FREEDING balance at the start of the round: one token, one vote. More than 50% of valid voting weight wins. There is no minimum turnout; a round with no votes means pass before entry and hold after entry. Moving tokens does not create additional voting weight within a round.
Proposing requires at least 0.5% of the circulating FREEDING supply, verified when the proposal is submitted. Proposals are closed while a proposal is being voted on or a position is open.
After a full sale, only positive net profit after trading and network costs is eligible for distribution. Recovered trading principal remains in the treasury. Net profit is allocated in proportion to each eligible holder’s FREEDING balance at the confirmed sale snapshot. A losing trade produces no payout.
The treasury is funded by fees allocated to the project. Ordinary Solana network fees are not automatically project revenue. The fee source, collection policy and treasury address will be published before trading begins.
A tie does not authorize a purchase. If a position is already open, a tie means hold and the next round begins. A round with no valid votes follows the same defaults.
Use Phantom, Solflare or Backpack in a supported wallet-enabled browser. On mobile, open this site inside your wallet’s browser. Connecting shares your public wallet address; it does not authorize a token transfer.
The collective is in pre-launch. Voting and trading open once the token, treasury, governance program and final participation rules are published. Until then, no votes or trades are accepted.