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# Glossary

## Auto Launch Task

A saved monitoring and rule configuration that can process future qualifying public X content and attempt supported-network deployments.

## Creator Allocation

The portion of total token supply allocated to the creator at launch. Current Base and Robinhood Chain rule: 2%.

## Creator Holding

The creator wallet's current token balance expressed as a percentage of supply. It changes with onchain activity.

## Creator Rewards

Network-specific amounts that may become claimable under the applicable token and protocol configuration. Separate from Creator Allocation.

## Deployment

One independent onchain token creation on one network.

## In-product wallet

A wallet available through a signed-in KK.one Wallet Group. The exact custody, key, recovery, and authorization model is described in the product and legal terms applicable at the time of use.

## Launch group

The set of network-specific deployment attempts created from one qualifying narrative concept.

## Narrative

Context or a theme detected by KK.one from public X content.

## Network

The blockchain environment in which an action occurs. V2 live networks: Base and Robinhood Chain.

## Solana

A planned future KK.one network integration. It is not enabled in V2.

## Trading Wallet

The in-product or supported external wallet selected to fund and authorize the current Buy or Sell action. Separate from creator identity and Claim destination.

## Wallet Group

A user-facing KK.one wallet container such as W1 or W2. In V2, its EVM identity can be resolved for Base and Robinhood Chain while balances and transactions remain separate by network.


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