A coin whose tax
buys the pack inside.
Pallet turns the trading tax on your o1 token into a basket of Base memecoins — bought every 15 minutes, recorded on-chain, and claimable by anyone holding the pack token. The basket locks at launch. Nobody can repoint it later.
0.001 ETH to launch/no LP to lock/claims never expire
- DEGEN30.8K$29.77
- BRETT5.7K$27.48
- TOSHI184.5K$20.61
- HIGHER94.3K$13.74
- AERO14.423$11.45
Fees in. Basket out. No committee.
Four steps, all of them on-chain. The only privileged actor is a keeper that can press a button — not choose where the money goes.
Build a pack
Pick up to ten Base coins and set each slice. Launch a Tax token on o1. Basket, weights and vault are fixed in the constructor.
Tax becomes cargo
Every buy and sell pays your tax. o1 keeps 0.5–1% of trade value, the rest lands in the pack vault as ETH.
Sweep every 15m
A keeper claims the ETH and swaps it across your slices in one transaction. An epoch root records who owns what.
Holders claim
Hold the pack token, claim the basket. One transaction pays every asset in the pack. Already-earned cargo never expires.
$10,000 of volume, one sweep
Example with a 6% buy tax and 6% sell tax on an ETH pair. o1's protocol share is 10% of the tax, clamped between 0.5% and 1% of trade value.
Packs currently sweeping
Every pack below has a live tax stream, a locked basket and a claimable balance waiting for its holders.
Claims are epoch-based. If you never claim, the cargo stays assigned to your address — but you only eat the gas on the day you want it.
Same engine, different cargo.
The vault is generic: it moves ETH into anything the pool can route. These are the variants shipping after the core pack.
Burn pack
Send a bigger share of tax into buying and burning the pack token itself. Deflation with a receipt.
Stock pack
o1 supports stock-paired tax launches. Route cargo into tokenized equities instead of memes.
Charity pack
Point the treasury slice at a fixed address. The recipient is frozen in the launch params.
Single siphon
One asset, 100% weight. The simplest possible pack — and the cheapest to sweep.
Pick your cargo
The parts people ask about
Full mechanics, fee tables and the contract layout live in the docs.
Read the docsWhere does the money actually come from?
Your pack token's trading tax on o1. o1 keeps its protocol share (10% of the tax, clamped to 0.5–1% of trade value). Everything else is credited to the vault as ETH, which the keeper swaps into the basket.
Can the creator change the basket later?
No. The basket, weights, split and vault are constructor arguments, and the vault is not upgradeable. After deployment the creator can only claim their treasury slice — not redirect cargo.
Who runs the sweep?
Anyone. The keeper is a convenience, not a permission. `sweep()` is permissionless and deterministic: it claims, swaps at the weights, records an epoch root and emits the receipts.
Why claim instead of auto-airdrop?
Base is cheap but not free. Auto-sending ten ERC-20s to every holder every 15 minutes is thousands of transfers a day and sends dust. Epoch roots let one claim pull everything, whenever the holder wants, for cents.
What happens if I sell the pack token?
Cargo already assigned to you stays yours. You just stop earning from future epochs. If you buy back in, you join from the next epoch — no backfill.
Are holder dividends different?
Yes. o1's Tax suite can split tax into creator funds, holder dividends and burns. Pallets uses creator funds as the cargo source so the vault can route ETH into a basket; dividends would pay ETH directly instead.
Ship a pack in about four minutes.
Pick ten coins, set the slices, pick your tax. Pallet builds the o1 launch payload and the vault in one flow.