01
Activity creates fees.
Pass buys and sells generate a platform fee of 2% of the bonding curve value. Creator fees, referrals and tips are separate.
THE BACKSTAGE TOKEN LAUNCH AHEADBuilt around
Built around
what happens
inside.
Creator markets create activity. A share of platform revenue funds a planned, manual buyback and burn program.
Follow the mechanismPLANNED LAUNCH SUPPLY1,000,000,000One billion tokens
PLANNED LAUNCH VENUEPons Launch details to be announced
BUYBACK ALLOCATION50%Of platform fee revenue
THE REVENUE ROUTEFrom conversations
From conversations
to a buyback budget.
A defined allocation. A manual execution process.
02
A small share is set aside.
50% of that platform fee revenue is allocated to a dedicated buyback budget, accounted for separately for each market asset.
03
Bought. Then burned.
The operator plans to withdraw that budget periodically, convert the assets as needed, buy the Backstage token and manually execute its verified burn mechanism.
ILLUSTRATIVE FEE ALLOCATIONFollow 100 NVDA
Follow 100 NVDA
of platform revenue.
This is fee income, not trading volume.
50 NVDAPlatform income
+50 NVDABuyback budget
2% platform fee × 50% allocation = 1% of curve trading value, before integer rounding. This comes from the existing platform fee. The budget accrues in the market’s settlement asset; no additional fee is charged for this allocation.
PROOF OVER PROMISESEvery burn needs
Every burn needs
its own receipt.
Budget allocation, withdrawal, purchase and burn are different steps. A withdrawal alone does not prove that tokens were bought or burned.
The publication plan is to share purchase and burn transaction hashes, token amounts and dates here after execution.
BURN RECORDAwaiting launch
No verified burns
published yet.
Token contract, ticker, launch date and verified burn method have not been announced. There is no live purchase link.
ExecutionManual · operator-led
TimingNo fixed schedule
KNOW WHAT YOU HOLDThe token.
The token.
The passes.
Different roles.
Is the token a creator pass?
No. A creator pass grants access to that creator’s shared private room. Holding the platform token does not grant room access, creator ownership or an automatic share of platform fees.
Are buybacks and burns automatic?
No. The market contract earmarks a budget, but the operator must withdraw it and carry out purchases and burns manually. The contract does not enforce their completion. Timing and amounts depend on accrued revenue and execution.
Where does the budget come from?
Only from 50% of platform fee revenue. User reserves, unclaimed creator earnings, referral fees and tips do not fund it. The budget is separated from ordinary platform withdrawals in the prepared market contract.
Does a burn guarantee a higher price?
No. Buybacks and burns do not guarantee demand, liquidity, price increases or returns. Token prices can fall. Supply reduction depends on the issued token’s actual burn mechanism; a transfer to an inaccessible address is not automatically a reduction in total supply.
What is confirmed about the launch?
The plan is a one-billion-token launch through Pons. The token is not issued by the creator market contract. Final token parameters, distribution and deployment details still need to be published and verified. Mainnet transactions remain gated pending independent audit.