An empty lot
A ticker nobody launched through TICKED is free land. Type it, launch your coin on it, and you pay only the Pons launch fee.
First in gets the house
The first coin on the ticker holds its title. It is a normal Pons coin with its own curve, and 90% of its creator fees go to its creator.
A copy moves in
Someone launches the same ticker through TICKED. The registry sees it and charges a toll of 0.002 ETH, which buys the first coin and burns it in the same transaction. The house grows a floor. A copy launched directly on Pons is not on the register and pays nothing.
Every copy makes it bigger
Each copy pays double the toll of the one before it: 0.002, 0.004, 0.008, 0.016 ETH, up to 30 copies per ticker. Every copy adds a floor.
Their fees flow to the house
For as long as a copy trades, half of its creator fees go to buying the first coin and burning it. Fees are collected every few minutes by the keeper, or by anyone. The copy's creator keeps 40%, and 10% goes to the $TICKED pot.
The title can change hands
Three days after the house is built or changes hands, anyone can bid for it on behalf of a copy, or of the house itself to keep it. After 24 hours the highest bid wins, and the bid buys and burns the coin that held the house.