
o1 is a token launchpad on Base: one call creates a token, seeds its entire fixed supply as permanently locked Uniswap V4 liquidity against the currency the creator chooses, and puts a hook behind the pool that takes a fee on the paired currency of every trade, for as long as it trades.
The economics live in the hook and its escrow. The hook freezes each launch's fees when it opens (the base fee, an anti-snipe surcharge that decays over its first seconds, and the creator's, platform's and referrer's shares) and credits every share to the suite's fee escrow, where it sits until someone claims it. A claim for a recipient pays the recipient whoever sends it.
Fees that sit in an escrow are fees that are not used. The creator shares nobody claimed because claiming was a manual chore. The launches still paying a wallet the creator stopped using.
Every launch, every move of its creator rights and every escrow credit is indexed, so a plug can launch a token when a condition is met, point its creator fees at a treasury in the same run, claim them on a schedule from every suite o1 has ever launched through, and route them straight into a swap or a bridge.
Creator revenue collected the moment it is owed. A launch that coils its own token into the next step. Fees that compound instead of waiting for someone to remember them.





