Create

Run your token

What you can still do once your token is live.

Collect

Your token's fees build up until someone collects them — anyone may call it, not only you. Collecting sweeps what's waiting, sends POO.MEME's share and each module's share where they belong, and refunds the caller's gas up to 2% of what was collected. Nothing is lost by waiting; there's no deadline on a collection.

Changing where fees go

If your launch named an owner, that wallet holds two powers, each taking effect three days after it's proposed — anyone watching can see a change coming well before it lands, and either one may be cancelled any time before then:

• Re-divide your creator fee. Add or remove modules and payout wallets, change what each one gets, and change your payout address — all in one proposal. A module you add this way is built fresh, through the same checks your launch itself ran when it was created.
• Move the whole fee stream. Hand your token's entire Pons fee recipient — POO.MEME's own share and every module's alike — to a new address, bypassing this splitter from then on.

Renouncing the owner role gives up both powers for good. A launch with no named owner has no one who can do either: its fee split is permanent.

What stays fixed

Your creator fee rate, and POO.MEME's own 0.1% share, never change, whatever your splitter's owner does. What can move — only if your launch named one — is how your creator's own share divides: which modules and wallets get it, and how much each one gets. Whichever modules your token carries, they keep running the exact code they were deployed with.

Staking and Buyback & Burn have no owner and no settings to manage: staking pays out automatically as stakers claim, and anyone may run a buyback whenever its cooldown has passed.