07 · edge cases
edge cases.
real questions, real answers. no marketing copy.
- nobody claims.
- after 12 months of inactivity, escrow funds flow to a public multisig treasury that subsidizes gas and pool fees for new creators. we don't burn. we recycle. show up at month 11 and you still get everything. clock resets on any movement.
- repo got transferred to someone else.
- claim binds to current admin rights, not the original slug. github redirects forward your urls anyway. if the new owner doesn't want the fees, they decline at claim time and the escrow keeps waiting.
- X account banned or deleted.
- oauth can't succeed, so the claim can't happen. funds follow the 12 month rule. no manual override. once we add manual overrides we own a permission system and we're no longer just a launchpad.
- i want to change the fee claimer mid launch.
- no. claimer is part of the token's social contract. people bought partly because of who you said gets paid. changing that mid game is rug adjacent. if you really need to, mint a new token.
- split fees across multiple identities.
- not in v1. claimer is singular. v2 might explore split configs governed by the original claimer. nothing committed yet.
- someone launched a coin using my handle, i didn't authorize it.
- that's allowed. handles are public labels. anyone can put any handle on their launch. the practical consequence: if you ever oauth and claim, you get the money. if you never claim, you don't. nobody else can spend it either.
- escrow wallet gets spammed with airdrop scams.
- escrow wallets only receive fees from the bound pool. unsolicited tokens that get airdropped to them sit there ignored. the claim flow transfers SOL only, not random spam tokens.