Trading fees, divided among the people holding the token.

Ikuzo is a token launched on the pons launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Every trade pays a creator fee in ETH. Those fees are distributed to holders in proportion to their average balance across several snapshots taken by hand during each cycle — so what counts is how much of the cycle an address actually held the token for, not what it held at one guessable moment. When a cycle settles, every balance, every share and every payment is published together with a hash of the whole calculation, and any of it can be recomputed from those published inputs in your own browser.

There is no automatic claim step, and that is deliberate. pons credits creator fees to an escrow whose claim function pays whoever calls it, so a key that can claim is a key that could redirect the whole fee stream. Nobody automated holds that key. A person drains the escrow by hand in the pons UI, and the keeper only ever divides what has already landed in the treasury.