The token
VEIL trades on Pons, paired with ETH. The creator fees it earns go to a contract that buys VEIL for holders every four hours. Where the money goes is in the contracts, and every round is on-chain.
Every trade
Spent buying VEIL on the open market. All of it is paid out to every wallet holding at least 100,000 VEIL, pro rata.
ETH, straight to the marketing wallet, to bring in the next buyers.
The split is set in the router, and changing it takes 48 hours' public notice on-chain, so holders see any change coming before it can happen.
0.005 ETH per deal, paid by the client, sent to the marketing wallet. More deals means more marketing, and more marketing means more trades on VEIL.
No staking, no claiming, no lockup. Hold 100,000 VEIL in a wallet and your share arrives every four hours.
Not happening
No governance. Nobody needs to vote to hire a designer.
No emissions. Every reward is VEIL bought with real fees; nothing is ever minted to pay it.
No hold-to-use gate. Anyone can hire or be hired without owning the token.
Every four hours
The creator fees VEIL earns go to a contract, not a wallet. Every four hours it claims them, sends 60% to marketing as ETH, and buys VEIL on the market with the other 40%. That VEIL is then paid out to holders, in proportion to what they hold.
| Round | When | VEIL bought | Paid to | List hash |
|---|
On timing, plainly.
The token is worth nothing without Veils flowing through the protocol. The buyback is a credibility mechanism long before it is ever a price mechanism, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something.