Supporter Distributions (Base Asset Only)

Supporter distributions are a contingent share of realised surplus — not an investment return, not a yield, and not an entitlement. Supporters never receive tokens, acquire no ownership or governance rights, and get no preferential market access. Their position is a claim on a pool that grows only if the launch's market actually generates liquidation proceeds — and that may grow little, or not at all. Nothing on this page overrides that.

Where the bucket lives

Each liquidation's supporter share ($PURE: 10%) is deposited into the SupporterDistribution contract at the moment the liquidation happens. The contract maintains one monotonic value — cumulativeDistributed, the total ever deposited — and one ledger — claimed[supporter], what each supporter has already taken. The Treasury holds no supporter accounting of any kind.

The pro-rata basis comes from the SupporterVault's immutable contribution record, frozen at launch:

entitled     = (contributions[supporter] / totalContributions) × cumulativeDistributed
netClaimable = entitled − claimed[supporter]

Because entitlement is computed against the cumulative total rather than a current balance, claim timing is irrelevant to fairness: a supporter who claims late receives exactly the same total as one who claimed early, in more or fewer instalments. The share itself (contributions / totalContributions) is fixed the moment the launch fires and never changes.

Claiming

claim(supporter) on the SupporterDistribution contract is permissionless to call, but not permissionless in destination — anyone may trigger a claim for any supporter, and the funds always go to the supporter's own address. This lets interfaces or third parties execute claims on supporters' behalf without custody ever changing hands. Payouts unwrap to native ETH at the moment of transfer.

Claiming is continuous: a supporter may claim whatever has accrued at any time once the launch is live. There is no lock-up, no waiting period, and no burn — claiming costs the supporter nothing but gas, and their share keeps accruing afterward. Claims are non-transferable and cannot be redirected or assigned.

Shutdown changes almost nothing

At shutdown, the supporter bucket's final top-up (the supporter share of the shutdown pot) arrives as an ordinary deposit, and the same claim path continues to operate identically — same formula, same function, same pro-rata guarantee. Shutdown simply stops the pool growing, and starts the claim window.

After the one-year post-shutdown claim window closes, unclaimed supporter funds on a third-party launch may be swept by the arbitrator — routed to the $PURE EcosystemReceiver, never to any team or individual. For $PURE itself, there is no sweep: supporter claims remain open indefinitely.

What triggers a distribution — and what doesn't

Nothing accrues during accumulation, inactivity, or market weakness. cumulativeDistributed grows only when the Treasury actually liquidates into demonstrated strength. If the market never produces conditions the engine will sell into, the supporter pool stays at zero — and that outcome is within the honest range of possibilities every supporter accepts at contribution time.