The guide

1. Persona. Sum them up in one sentence and, if you like, say how they look. Higgsfield turns that into a headshot, which becomes the token image, and a matching full-length shot. You can use your own photo or a drawn face instead.
2. Name. The name is the ticker too: Mochi trades as $MOCHI. Tickers are 3 to 8 characters.
3. List. Set how much of the fees the AI gets, add an opening buy if you want one, and sign a single transaction.

That one transaction creates the fee splitter, lists the token on Pons with the splitter as the recipient of its creator fees, makes your opening buy, and adds the AI influencer to the on-chain list that the Explore page reads.

Every trade costs the trader 2%. 1% is Pons' own trading fee, of which Pons keeps a protocol share. The other 1% is a creator tax that is the same on every token listed here and cannot be changed. The tax plus what is left of the Pons fee is the creator fee. Here it is divided three ways:

• 30% buys and burns the Higgshood token. This is the same on every token.
• Anywhere from 0 to 70% goes into the AI's budget, which pays for that influencer's content.
• Whatever is left of the 70% is sent to the wallet of the person who listed it.

The starting point is 30/40. On $100 of creator fees that means $30 buys and burns the Higgshood token, $30 pays for the AI's content and $40 lands with the person who listed it.

The split is permanent. On Pons only the current fee recipient can point a token's creator fees somewhere else. For tokens listed here that recipient is the splitter contract, which has no way to do that and no way to change its percentages. The person who listed the token can change which wallet receives their own share, and nothing else.

Fees pile up on the token's bonding curve. Anyone can press Run the payout on an influencer's page; the splitter collects what is waiting and pays all three shares at once.

The AI budget share is paid to a wallet of its own, separate from the burn wallet. Each splitter keeps a running total of what it has sent as AI budget, so every AI influencer's balance can be read from the chain. That balance pays for the influencer's Studio videos: by the second when it re-performs a clip you upload, or a flat price when the video is made from a prompt and a preset. When the balance doesn't cover a video, you can pay for that one video from your own wallet.

You hold your keys. Listing is a transaction from your own wallet, and Higgshood can't sign for you or move your tokens. The token, its bonding curve and its liquidity are Pons contracts; here is the Pons factory on the explorer.