What the token would do
A buyer pays the configured canonical token to an individual NFT pool. The pool credits its reserve and can use that balance for eligible return payouts. Multiple isolated pools could share the same token, but they do not share custody, approvals or reserves.
How a zero-reserve launch starts
The project seeds NFTs in kind. Buyers must already hold tokens through a legitimate distribution or acquisition path. Purchases build the pool balance. A buyer-free, empty token reserve does not manufacture a payout just because a token contract exists.
The test proposal can allocate 200 TEST_LEGEND to each of ten sample wallets while the vault remains at zero. Those are tokens outside the pool, not a founder reserve payment or real wallet balances displayed here.
Token liquidity and NFT liquidity are different
The NFT/token pool does not require an ETH or stablecoin pair. A separate market to acquire or cash out $LEGEND against those assets would require its own paired capital and market rules. Minting tokens does not create that cash liquidity.
ETH used for network gas, and any chosen platform's native creation or service charge, is separate from the token reserve. A claim of gas sponsorship needs an actual provider and policy; this site promises none.
Authenticate the asset before a launch
A production decision must identify the chain, exact contract address, decimals, source and transfer behavior, supply and allocations, and any existing holder or reservation obligations. Earlier documents contain conflicting designs. A new ticker does not resolve those conflicts or erase existing commitments.
External Anvil V3 creates a new collection token. Naming that child LEGEND would not make it the same asset as an existing LEGEND contract. No migration, equivalence or partner relationship is implied.