Frequently asked questions

Do I need to buy $VIVRA to vote?#

No. V1 voting uses a verified email. Token holdings do not affect vote weight. See Your first vote.

Does Vivra find candidates automatically?#

In V1, the team submits addresses and the Scanner analyzes them. The automatic discovery tool, “Vivra Scout,” is outside V1 scope.

Does the score choose the winner?#

No. The team selects five eligible candidates, then the community votes. The score helps compare projects; it is not a price prediction. It has five pillars totaling 100 points.

Is the Buyback Bot a seventh AI agent?#

No. It is a deterministic program with a schedule and caps. The six AI agents do not have access to wallet keys.

Why 72 hours and seven days?#

The 72 hours cover the operational takeover. Buybacks and evaluation continue on the cycle schedule; the verdict is planned for Day 7. See The takeover cycle.

Where do fees from revived tokens go?#

Once Pons accepts the CTO and the redirection takes effect, 100% of the future creator fees received by Vivra are allocated to buying back and burning $VIVRA. Fees already credited to the former creator are not recovered.

What happens if Pons rejects the CTO?#

The operation, agents, and verdict can continue. The fee mechanism for that token does not start. Application approval and fee redirection are separate states to verify.

Does the buyback guarantee a price increase?#

No. Limits constrain execution without guaranteeing a market outcome. An operation can stop, and a project can receive a dead_again verdict.

Are the mockups' addresses and performance figures real?#

No. The frontend handoff explicitly identifies the illustrative tickers, addresses, volumes, and results as fictional. This GitBook does not present them as live data.

Does this documentation prove Vivra has launched?#

No. It documents the supplied sources. Implementation status distinguishes existing components from unresolved dependencies; no mainnet deployment was verified for this GitBook.