Inferra is a coin that spends its creator fees on other people's AI. Each trade adds a little to a public fund, and the fund pays for subscriptions like ChatGPT Pro and Claude Max, and for API credits.
Every buy and sell includes a small creator fee, the same kind most launchpad coins have. Nothing about trading changes.
On most coins that fee is the creator's income. Here it's sent to a single public wallet that anyone can look up.
The wallet pays for monthly plans such as ChatGPT Pro and Claude Max, and for prepaid API credits for people who build with AI models.
Someone who couldn't justify the bill gets a plan or credits to use however they like. [HOW RECIPIENTS ARE CHOSEN]
Almost every launchpad coin charges a creator fee. The only thing Inferra changes is where that money ends up.
Fees going into the fund are visible on-chain. Receipts for what the fund buys are posted publicly, so you never have to take anyone's word for it.
A small cut of every trade that the launchpad pays to the wallet that created the coin. Most creators keep it as income.
[YOUR ANSWER: WHETHER HOLDERS RECEIVE CREDITS, OR THEY GO TO OTHER PEOPLE]
Less trading means fewer fees, so the fund pays for fewer plans. There's no guaranteed amount.
No. The fund pays for plans the same way any customer would. Inferra isn't affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any AI company.
No. It's a coin with a job to do, and its price can fall to zero. Nothing on this page is financial advice, so only buy with money you can afford to lose.