The app goes up, tokenless
The Reels feed with no coin attached and no claim pill yet. Posted as what it is. It gets used on merit or it doesn't, and we find that out before anyone has money in it.
ScrollFiScrollFiA short-form video feed. Functionally, it's Reels. The only difference is the counter in the corner — your claim in tokenized Meta stock, going up the entire time you're in there.
doomscrolling,financialized.
swipe
1 clips 0m 00s gone
Pons lets a token pair to a tokenized stock instead of ETH, and lets creator fees route to holders pro-rata. Point one at the other and the coin pays out in the company you've been working for, unpaid, since 2016.
Every trade settles against tokenized Meta stock rather than ETH, so the pool — and everything that flows out of it — is denominated in META.
Pons splits this launch's creator fees pro-rata across holders, claimable from your profile. Not our contract, not our custody, nothing to trust us on.
Which you were going to do regardless. The claim ticks the whole time. That is the entire pitch and it is enough.
Every instinct to differentiate the feed is wrong. The joke only works if the experience is indistinguishable from the thing you already can't put down.
Snap scroll, looping progress bar, right action rail where the thumb already expects it, caption and audio credit bottom-left. No launchpad furniture, no charts, nothing to buy inside the feed.
Your META claim, live. It bumps every time you pass a clip. It is the only element on screen Instagram doesn't have, and it changes what the hour means.
The same clips, the same creators, the same feed you already open twenty times a day. We didn't rebuild the content. We put a claim counter on it.
Published before launch so anyone can check the deployed token against them.
| Name / ticker | ScrollFi · $SCROLLThe feed, with the fee share attached. |
|---|---|
| Version | v2 |
| Paired asset | METATokenized Meta Platforms — the company that monetized the behavior. |
| Holder fee sharing | ONCreator fees split pro-rata to holders, claimable on Pons. |
| Creator tax | 0.00%Traders pay nothing to us. |
| Creator wallet | 3-of-5 multisigAddress published in the launch thread before deploy. |
| Developer buy | disclosed to the weiStated in reply two, with the txn hash. |
| Snipe tax exemptions | noneNo allowlist. Everyone eats the same launch window. |
| Supply / liquidity | fixed / lockedStandard Pons launch, 0.0005 ETH launch fee. |
Every custom contract is something people have to trust you about — so there almost aren't any.
META pair, fee sharing, locked liquidity, fixed supply, the claim itself. All Pons. No custom token contract, no distributor, no audit surface.
The app. A short-form video feed. Works signed-out, no wallet needed to scroll.
The claim HUD. Reads your on-chain claim and renders it in the corner while you use the app.
The receipt card. Your claim balance, rendered as something worth posting.
Ad revenue into the treasury. Needs its own contract and an audit before it's announced. Not part of the launch claim.
Time in app, next to what accrued. It's the joke, the retention mechanic and the share asset in one object — and the flex is a stock balance, which is legible to people who have never opened a launchpad.
Example figures. Fees are shared by Pons pro-rata and claimed from your profile; amounts depend entirely on trading volume and may be zero.
The step everyone skips, and the entire moat: when the token arrives, it arrives attached to something people already open twice a day.
The Reels feed with no coin attached and no claim pill yet. Posted as what it is. It gets used on merit or it doesn't, and we find that out before anyone has money in it.
Same app, one new element in the corner. The launch post is a single screen recording: thumb swiping, claim ticking. CA in the post, 0% creator tax in reply one, dev buy in reply two.
Clips get submitted because being in the feed is distribution. Every creator who posts one brings their own audience to an app that pays its holders.
Week-one holders get a claim balance and a shareable receipt. "It actually pays" stops being our promise and becomes other people's screenshots.
The META pair is a neutral Pons feature; the copy is where exposure lives. Keep it plainly satirical and first-person. Never imply affiliation, endorsement, or that holders receive anything from Meta — and no Meta or Instagram trade dress anywhere in the UI, including the icon set.
Pro-rata distributions of tokenized stock to token holders is a different object from a dog coin, and "dividend" is the word that makes it look like a profit-sharing instrument. Use fee share, claim, distribution. Thirty minutes with someone who does this professionally, before anything goes public.