Your $OTC. Your Crate.

OTC Holder Crates is a proposed holder rewards concept for $OTC. Eligible holders may qualify for one of five Crate classifications, Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum, based primarily on the amount of $OTC they maintain and how long they maintain it. It is a separate, additional experience and does not change any existing OTC product.

People who hold $OTC. The concept is designed to recognize maintained positions and holding history. Exactly who qualifies will be set by the final program terms, which have not been published.

Yes, as proposed. The amount of $OTC you maintain is one of the two primary factors, and a larger maintained position can contribute toward a stronger Crate. No amounts or thresholds have been announced.

Yes, as proposed. Holding duration is the second primary factor, and maintaining a position over time can strengthen its classification. How duration will be measured has not been announced.

By two primary factors: amount held and holding duration. The exact method, including how the two are weighted and where each tier begins, has not been defined. The progression preview on this page is an illustration and does not use a real formula.

Final rules have not been set. Because the concept is built on the amount you maintain and how long you maintain it, reducing a position could affect its classification. How and when that would apply depends on the final terms.

No. As proposed, Crates recognize $OTC that holders maintain. Nothing is locked, staked or delegated, and this website has no staking function.

No deposit is part of the concept as described, and this website never asks for one. Never send tokens to anyone who claims to process, upgrade or unlock a Holder Crate. Final terms will confirm how holdings are measured.

Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum, from introductory to highest. Each is shown as a sealed OTC asset case with progressively stronger construction.

The introductory classification. Every position starts somewhere. It is drawn as a compact case with a dark protective shell, copper hardware and simple latches. No entry threshold has been announced.

A stronger classification for a position beginning to build its history. It is drawn with reinforced corners, bronze details, keyed latches and security markings.

The middle classification, built for more established holder profiles. It is drawn with a brushed silver frame and twin combination locks. Silver is the current live tier shown in the presentation.

A higher classification. A stronger position, a stronger Crate. It is drawn with gold hardware, combination locks, an engraved plate and a refined interior.

The highest Holder Crate classification. It is drawn as a vault-grade case with a full platinum frame, four latches, a vault dial and the OTC insignia. Reaching it would not guarantee any particular outcome.

The concept proposes potential additional $OTC allocations for eligible holders, with higher qualifying classifications potentially corresponding to larger allocations. Funding, amounts and timing have not been established, and nothing is being distributed today.

No. Nothing about Holder Crates is guaranteed. Potential allocations depend on final program terms that do not yet exist. OTC's own terms also state that payouts can be changed, delayed or stopped.

No. No thresholds, minimums, snapshot dates or allocation formulas have been announced. The program status table on this page will show them once final terms are published.

No date has been announced. Follow @otc_labs on X and check otcdesks.cash for official updates.

No funding source has been established. Holder Crates are not funded by the launcher's holder rewards, the desk pot, desk vaults or the buyback. Any funding would have to be set out separately in the final program terms.

The case unlatches, the lid lifts and the Silver tier plate rises from the lining. Every visitor sees the same live-tier presentation until the page is updated. Nothing is minted, claimed, connected or recorded, and you can replay it as often as you like.

No. The opening presentation and the progression controls do not read a wallet or any holdings. They are current display states, not eligibility checks.

No. A Desk is an existing OTC product: an NFT with a vault attached that is credited assets from desk rounds. A Holder Crate is a proposed holder classification. It is not an NFT, has no vault and holds no assets.

No. Opening the current Crate is a visual presentation. Desks are minted at otcdesks.cash/mint, where minting burns $OTC. The two are unrelated.

No. Desk rounds credit live desks only. Holder Crates receive no share of desk revenue and do not change how desks are paid.

No. OTC's terms list three things that pay out today: launched coins pay their holders, desks receive a share of revenue, and $OTC holders receive SOL. Holder Crates are a separate proposal and do not change any of them.

OTC is the everything protocol on Solana. It runs products that turn trading fees into assets for holders: the launcher, where launched coins pay their holders in tokenised stock and other supported assets, and OTC Desks, NFTs with vaults that receive a share of protocol revenue. Learn more at otcdesks.cash/docs.

Yes. According to OTC's documentation, a fixed share of launcher fees goes to a wallet that buys $OTC on the open market and burns it, with the buy and the burn as separate transactions. Live totals are on otcdesks.cash/revenue. Past buybacks are not a commitment to future ones.

No. A buyback spends protocol revenue to purchase $OTC and then burns it. A desk mint burns the $OTC deposit paid by the person minting, with no purchase involved. OTC reports them separately and they should not be added together.

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