A Genesis NFT is three claims. According to the official tokenomics page, all three are written into the contracts. 1. 1,113,861 FUNGO at the TGE block, claimable for 7 days. Unsold NFTs' shares are burned. 2. 20% of the launchpad's fees, split equally across all 3,232 NFTs. It applies to seven fee types: drop creation, bids, mints, auctions, royalties, token launches and pool fees. Claimed as ETH, ZAMA and drop tokens. 3. 5% to 20% of every token launched with a drop. The contracts keep the Genesis share inside that range, never under it. Where the rest of those fees go: 20% buys back and burns FUNGO every week, 60% goes to the treasury (ETH and ZAMA, no FUNGO treasury). Opening, proof and card fees go to the treasury alone. The team's 232 NFTs get the same airdrop but keep no pool share. Theirs goes to the buyback and burn. Hypothetical, not a forecast: $1M of those fees → $200k to the pool → ~$62 per NFT. My read: claims 2 and 3 scale with launchpad activity, and the launchpad comes after Genesis on the roadmap. One NFT. Three claims. If you launched a collection, how much of its supply would you share with holders? @FungoLabs @zama Disclosure: I hold Zama OG. Not financial advice.