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On coins with veto turned on, the creator’s share of fees is held in escrow in 24-hour windows. Holders can sign against it. If enough of the supply signs before the window closes, the escrow is burned instead of paid out.

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How to veto

The veto panel: escrow, votes so far and time left
1

Open the coin

Coins with veto on show a Veto the creator cut panel on their page, with the escrow amount, votes so far and time left.
2

Sign

Select Sign a veto and approve the message in your wallet. It’s a signature, not a transaction: it costs nothing and moves no funds.
3

Keep holding

Your vote counts with your balance when the window closes, not when you signed. Sell before then and your vote counts for less, or nothing.

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What you sign

The epoch is the number of the current 24-hour window, starting at 0 when the coin launched. A signature only counts for the window it names.

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Rules

  • You need at least the coin’s minimum holding to sign.
  • One vote per wallet per window. Signing again updates your vote.
  • When the window closes, votes are added up by current balance. The threshold is a share of supply held by regular wallets, not counting the bonding curve, the pool, the fee vault or excluded wallets.
  • If the total reaches the coin’s threshold, the whole escrow for that window goes to buyback and burn. Otherwise it’s paid to the creator.
  • Each new window starts from zero votes.
Share the coin page when you veto. A veto only works if holders coordinate within the window.