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Creatorless FAQS

1. What happens if a Creatorless token doesn’t work?

Creatorless does not subsidize failed narratives indefinitely.

At launch, Creatorless deploys real capital to acquire an initial supply stake (e.g. 1–10%) at market price. This capital is used to test whether a narrative can sustain real demand.

If a token fails to gain traction, the experiment expires.

2. How is the treasury created?

At launch, Creatorless buys ~1% of the token supply (≈0.3 SOL) at market price.

This is not a dev allocation. It is not minted for free.

This holding is designated as a proto-treasury.

A proto-treasury is a treasury before it is activated.

It is capital held without governance rights, without extraction, and without control, until the token proves it deserves one.

3. When are treasury tokens locked?

Creatorless only locks capital after the token proves real usage.

The activation condition is simple and objective:

The token must generate at least $50 in cumulative fees.

This ensures:

  • real market activity exists
  • fees are generated before any capital is locked
  • failed narratives are not subsidized

4. When does the treasury unlock?

The proto-treasury remains locked until the token reaches a predefined milestone (e.g. ~$1M market cap).

If the milestone is reached:

  • the proto-treasury is formally activated
  • ownership is handed to token holders via Futarchy
  • Creatorless relinquishes all control

If the milestone is not reached read the next FAQ.

5. What if the token never reaches the $1M market cap?

Nothing special happens.

And that’s intentional.

There are three distinct states. Mixing them up causes confusion.

State 1: Below $50 in fees (Unproven / experimental)

  • Proto-treasury is inactive
  • Creatorless-held tokens are not locked
  • If activity dies for 3–5 days, Creatorless may stop subsidizing and exit
  • No treasury exists yet
  • This is just an experiment. Most die here.

State 2: ≥ $50 in fees but below $1M market cap (Proven demand, not yet scaled)

  • Creatorless-held tokens are locked
  • They are now designated as a proto-treasury
  • Tokens cannot be sold or moved
  • All additional fees go to buyback & burn $CREATORLES
  • No one can access the treasury yet
  • This is the “earned, but not unlocked” phase.
  • Nothing breaks if the token stays here for a long time.

State 3: ≥ $1M market cap (Scaled / coordinated)

  • Proto-treasury activates
  • Control is handed to holders
  • Treasury decisions are made via futarchy
  • Creatorless exits completely
  • This is the reward for sustained coordination.

So what if it stays below $1M forever?

Then:

  • the treasury stays locked
  • no funds are extracted
  • no governance is triggered
  • no one is harmed

The system simply waits.

There is no pressure to force unlocks.

Treasuries are earned by scale, not time.

6. How can the community access the treasury?

Treasury access is governed via futarchy, not voting.

Holders participate in prediction markets to decide:

  • whether to build, burn, or market
  • how capital should be deployed
  • which actions increase future value

Markets decide.

7. What happens to creator fees?

There are no extractive creator fees.

All creator fees are:

  • collected at the protocol level
  • redirected to buy back and burn $CREATORLES

This ensures:

  • no human receives recurring fees
  • no incentive to farm launches
  • alignment between experiments and the protocol

8. Does Creatorless control the treasury?

No.

Creatorless:

  • seeds the proto-treasury
  • enforces the lock
  • exits completely once the treasury activates

After activation:

  • Creatorless has no admin keys
  • no veto power
  • no ability to influence decisions

9. Is this just another launchpad?

No.

Creatorless does not:

  • curate manually
  • promote tokens
  • extract launch fees
  • promise outcomes

It runs automated narrative experiments and lets markets decide what survives.

10. Why fork or create parallel narratives?

Narratives should not be owned by a single address.

Creatorless:

  • does not copy price or supply
  • does not inherit ownership
  • does not compete with the original token

It re-expresses the same narrative signal without creator dependency.

11. What is the core belief behind Creatorless?

If a meme reaches scale, it deserves a treasury.

And that treasury should belong to holders, not the person who clicked “create”.

Creatorless exists to make that outcome structural, not optional.