Clanker: Creators will have permanent control over fees, changes will take effect on November 13
Foresight News: According to an official announcement from Clanker, Clanker will permanently return the control of fees collected in Clanker tokens to creators. Creators can choose to claim or burn these fees, providing their communities with greater flexibility to foster growth. This change will take effect on November 13, 2025, and aims to better align with Clanker's most successful projects.
In addition, the official statement noted that they currently hold over 1% of the CLANKER supply. Today, they purchased a total of 2,233 CLANKER tokens, of which 1,644 CLANKER were acquired for $133,047, using two-thirds of the Clanker protocol fees; the remaining 589 CLANKER were obtained through liquidity fees. They now hold a total of 10,349 CLANKER tokens.
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