Creator fees
Someone may owe you fees.
A Fee Share launch sends its creator fees to an X account rather than to a vault — no wallet needed, and no say in the matter. If that account is yours, check what has built up and send it somewhere you control.
Creator fees
Awaiting launch—
nothing to read until an escrow exists
We read your handle from the sign-in itself — there is nothing to post and nothing to copy. Fees reach the escrow only after the token trades, so a launch from an hour ago can still read empty. Nothing expires: whatever is credited stays there until claimed.
How this works
Three moves, and none of them are yours to trust.
A creator names your account
On a Fee Share launch there is no vault. The launch points its creator fees at a wallet derived from an X handle, and the escrow credits that address from the first trade. Nobody asks you first.
You sign in with X
That is the whole proof. Your handle is read from the sign-in rather than typed in, so nobody can start a claim for an account they do not hold — and there is nothing to post.
We claim and forward
The escrow pays whoever calls it, so the derived wallet has to make the claim itself. It does, then forwards everything to your address in the same run.
PONZHOOD does not verify who a Fee Share launch names. Being named by a launch is not an endorsement of it, and claiming fees is not an association with it.