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# Welcome to CLA1M

**A Fully Decentralized Solana Token-2022 Transfer Fees Distribution Protocol**

### So, what is CLA1M?

CLA1M is a platform for creating tokens, which is completely decentralized. Through this platform, users can more freely and transparently view and extract Token-2022 transfer fee, while also better managing their own tokens.

### What can I do on CLA1M?

<mark style="color:purple;">**Create tokens:**</mark> Anyone can create tokens with the Solana Token-2022 Transfer Fee Extension, and setting which token to exchange the fees for, allowing the holders of your token to share in the rewards, at the same time setting the fee split between you and your holders.

<mark style="color:purple;">**Claim fees:**</mark> As the token creator, you can claim your share of the transaction fees at any time. As a token holder, you can claim the transaction fee share from the holders' pool at regular intervals, which are set by the token creator.

### Advantages of CLA1M

The entire project is completely decentralized. The Solana Token-2022 Transfer Fee Extension requires setting up an account for extracting transaction fees during creation. In our program, this account is not held by anyone's private key but is managed by the program itself. Anyone can extract the transaction fees through the public instructions provided by the program and exchange them into the allocation tokens specified by the token creator, distributing them into the creator's pool and the holders' pool. And the parameters set by the creator when creating the token are never allowed to be modified.


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