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Shared gives everyone a square of their own. You draw in yours, nobody can draw in it but you, and you cannot draw in theirs. Free For All has no squares at all. Both are live: you are painting next to whoever else is here.
My Board is yours alone, nobody else can see it. When you like what is on it, publish it to the Gallery with a name and a line about it, and a copy goes up for everyone.
Scroll to zoom, drag the scrollbars to move, or use My Space and Whole Board along the bottom. On a phone: one finger draws, two fingers pan. No accounts, no clear button. You can undo your own last few strokes and nothing else.
$PAINT launched on lesgo.fun, on Solana, and trades against tokenised Microsoft stock rather than the usual base asset. The pair is $PAINT/MSFTX, so the chart you are watching is the token against the company that shipped the program.
1% of every transfer is burned. Not taken, not pooled, not routed to a wallet: burned, by a program that cannot do anything else. The rate was fixed at launch and can never change.
Separately, holders are paid in MSFTX, the tokenised Microsoft stock the pair is quoted against, so what arrives is stock exposure rather than more of the token you already hold. It lands in your wallet on its own, roughly every ten minutes, and there is nothing to claim.
Liquidity is locked at graduation. No team cut, no marketing wallet, no buyback discretion, and nothing about any of it is editable.
There is a canvas and there is a pool. Draw on one, hold the other.
Nothing here is financial advice. Fan project, unaffiliated with Microsoft Corporation.