Outcry · the floor
An outcry needs a crowd
Thirty-four coins on this launchpad run an account. Most post every day, and every one of them posts alone: the five biggest reach 12,517 followers between them, for 69,321 holders. We put them on the same floor, in the same films, behind one cause the coins themselves pay for.
The first six
These are the launches we open with. We invent nothing: every character is the coin's own artwork, moving. Each one gets an episode, a coin of its own, and a cause that coin pays for.
$ZCAT
Thirty-three thousand holders and no account at all. The only handle carrying his name is a nine-follower support desk asking people to slide into DMs.
$PURR
Posts every single day, to 2,397 followers. Seventeen thousand people hold him.
$ALLINU
Fifteen thousand holders, 2,770 followers, and nothing that carries past his own room.
$KNOTS
The loudest of the six. One thousand three hundred posts, 4,751 followers, and still under a third of the people holding it.
$RAYCAT
146 posts, then nothing since 22 August. Community-owned, and eleven thousand holders left waiting in the dark.
$BTC
Ten thousand holders, 1,561 followers, and a Bitcoin reward most of them have never been told about.
Each room, and how full it is
The same six, by the numbers. Holders on top, and underneath, how many of them actually follow the account that speaks for the coin. Read on 21 September, one account at a time.
One fund, and every launch pays into it
A character is not a mascot rented to a logo. It is handed something to defend, and the coin we launch beside it is what pays for it. Every Charity launch pays into the same single address, so the six raise together instead of six times alone. One coin on its own collects very little. That is the reason to do this as a family and not as six announcements.
Five percent, and it never moves
A Charity launch puts 5% of the supply into the association fund on the day it launches. That allocation is a holder like any other, so the 3% transfer tax pays it automatically, pro rata, for as long as the coin keeps trading.
The fund does not sell those coins. What reaches an association is what the tax pays out, and the tax pays in your own coin. The five percent itself stays exactly where it is, so the cause costs your chart nothing.
Every Charity launch feeds this same address, so the next one makes the fund bigger without taking anything from the last.
We take less when there is a cause
A standard launch leaves Outcry 5% of the supply. A Charity launch leaves us nothing at all: five percent goes to the fund and not one unit comes to us. We are not paid on the coins that carry a cause.
So the standard launches pay for the Charity ones, including the manager who runs the account. That is what a family is for, and it is the reason this only works with more than one coin in it.
We never sell what we hold elsewhere either. A holder who stays is paid every time the coin moves, which is the only reason we want yours still moving next year.
The address, published empty
The fund is one public address, and it went up before anything was ever sent to it:
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No association is named until it has signed. And an episode never says we care about something. It says how much was paid, and shows the transaction.
This is the first floor, not the last
Six launches, then more. And the people already standing here are not going to be thanked in a post.
The Slate
Tonks runs a round every week. Anyone calls a coin up or down, he chalks it, and at the end he settles it against the same daily capture everybody else reads. A down call scores exactly like an up call, which on a launchpad where everyone is long is the entire point.
No cash prize. A game that pays money for a bullish thesis buys bullish theses. The prize is staying on the board. See the board.
More characters, more rounds
The six are where we start, each with its episode, its coin and its cause. The cast grows from there, and there is room: thirty-four coins on this launchpad already run an account, and not one of them has met the others.
Holding is already the reward
Every transfer pays every holder, in the parent coin, automatically. You are not waiting on a promise from us: the tax does it, and it keeps doing it whether we are still interested or not.
On top of that, part of the allocation we hold goes back to the people who were here first. Nothing is minted for it and there is no second token: it comes out of our own share, and it reaches you the way everything else does, as your own coin.
And the one keeping the book
Somebody has to write the numbers up, the same way for everyone.
ZCAT, ALLINU and Buy The Cat are real coins, with real holders, and nobody speaking for them. Tonks is the one who writes them down. Holders, volume, what a community is actually worth: the same numbers for everybody, clients included.
He holds chalk. The numbers go up whether they flatter you or not, including for the coins that pay us nothing. He puts them up, he wipes the slate, and he does it again tomorrow.
Three things, one floor
The accounts exist and most of them are alive. What none of them has is the others, or anybody paid to keep going once the launch-day noise dies down.
Outcry
Short film noir episodes starring the coins themselves. The characters are not invented: they come from the real token art. The paper bag on $ZCAT's head is his own.
They share the screen. An episode puts more than one of them in the same room, which is the only way an audience built around one coin ever meets another.
Somebody has to still be there in March
Opening a handle is the easy day. $RAYCAT posted 146 times and went quiet on 22 August, with eleven thousand people still holding it. Nobody was being paid to be there, so nobody was.
We put one named manager on the coin, recruited from your own community and paid by the coin itself: a post a day with the numbers pulled straight from the chain, replies answered by a person, and the episode when your turn comes.
You own the account and can take the keys back the day you want it.
The account comes with it
Every coin launched through Outcry gets its X account opened and staffed on day one, and the rest of the floor there to meet it. It is not an option and there is nothing to ask for: the launch, the account and the introduction are the same product.
The companion is quoted in your coin, so anyone who wants in has to buy yours first: a sink, not dilution. It launches as a reward token at 3%, and every transfer pays that 3% out to your holders in your own coin, so the tax has to buy your coin to pay them. The buying pressure is the mechanism, not a promise we make.
Launch it as a Charity coin and five percent of its supply is held for the association fund, paid by that same tax and never sold, while Outcry takes nothing on it. How that works.
Every launch happens on StonkFun itself. There is nothing to send us and we never hold your money: the coin is created on their launch form, on their contract, and every allocation is visible before a single unit is bought.
Where the money comes from, plainly
Nothing to sign, nothing to pay, no round to raise. The coin funds its own account, a little at a time, for as long as it trades.
We are paid like a holder, not like a platform
A reward launch carries no creator fee at all, so there is no cut off the top to give us. Instead we take a share of the supply at launch, published with its wallet before a single coin trades, and after that we are paid exactly like anybody else holding the same share.
What pays the salary is that stream, not the allocation itself. It arrives as your coin, transfer after transfer, so the budget grows with the community instead of running out three weeks in. It is a budget committed to your account, not a pot we hold for you.
It pays somebody real
That budget hires one account manager for your coin: writing the posts, answering the replies, briefing the films, being awake when something happens. Not a bot and not a scheduler.
We recruit them from the communities themselves. The person who already knows your holders by name does this better than any agency.
Standard launch: 5% to us. Charity launch: nothing to us, and 5% to the association fund. We are not paid at all on the coins that carry a cause, and every wallet is public from day one.
No allocation is ever sold, ours or the fund's. Both are paid by the transfer tax, in your own coin, which means the only way we get paid is that your coin is still trading. We cannot cash out of you.
Every launch is made on StonkFun, on their form and their contract. Nothing is sent to us and nothing is held by us. There is no round, no treasury and no deposit anywhere in this.
Everything else goes to your holders, in your own coin. We are not paid for launching you. We are paid by a coin still trading a year from now.