$Snowball, $fireball, $Pumpaball there are a lot of “ball” tokens out there. So what does ClayBall actually bring to the table? Most tokens that automate creator rewards have the same core flaw: they are fixed to one strategy. Markets are not one dimensional. There won’t always be green days or high volume, and a single rigid approach eventually stops working. That’s where ClayBall is different. Clay is not locked into just one action like market making, buyback and burn, or rewards. Clay is flexible and adaptive. It allows creator reward strategies to change based on real market conditions. When volume is low, you can enable automated market making to keep activity and liquidity alive. When volume is strong, you can switch to buyback and burn to reduce supply and reward holders. If there is a need to spend on marketing or growth, the team can open a poll where holders vote and approve claiming a portion of rewards. This is already live in practice. When Clay launched, we started with market making using creator rewards. Over the last 12 hours, we switched to buyback and burn and have already burned more than 1.35% of the total supply. Markets are dynamic, and strategies should be too. That’s what ClayBall is built for.