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How MeowStreet works
THE DOCS01
LAUNCH
One transaction deploys your clean ERC-20, writes the image, name, ticker and socials into the creation event (immutable, on-chain), and opens the bonding curve. Deploy fee: 0.002 ETH. Optional: an atomic dev snipe buys your own curve in the same block, so no bot can front-run your launch.
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RIDE THE CURVE
Every buy pushes the price up the bonding curve; every sell walks it back down. The curve fills toward its target of 24 ETH raised. A flat 1% curve fee applies per trade. No LP exists yet — nothing to pull, nothing to rug.
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GRADUATE
The moment the curve hits 100%, graduation is automatic and atomic: raised liquidity locks, and a Uniswap v4 pool deploys in the same block. No dev button, no migration window, no gap for shenanigans.
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LIFE ON V4
The pool ships with a hook that enforces the creator's chosen 1–5% swap tax, disables removeLiquidity forever, and streams the tax into a $CASHCAT market-buy & burn. The token contract itself stays a 100% standard ERC-20.
The mechanics
DUAL PAIRING
Creators choose what their curve trades against: $CASHCAT (the ecosystem play — every buy locks $CASHCAT supply, plus featured board placement) or native ETH (the classic direct curve). Same clean token, same graduation, either way.
ATOMIC MULTI-HOP ROUTER
Buyers never need to hold $CASHCAT. On $CASHCAT-paired curves the router runs ETH → $CASHCAT → token in a single transaction, and the reverse on sells. Slippage bounds are enforced on both legs, which doubles as MEV / sandwich protection.
CLEAN ERC-20s
No fee-on-transfer, no blacklist hooks, no rebasing tricks inside the token. Taxes live at the pool level via v4 hooks — so CEX deposits, bridges and aggregators all work with launched tokens out of the box.
PERMANENT LP LOCK
Graduated pools cannot have liquidity removed — the hook disables removeLiquidity outright. The lock isn't a timelock or a promise; it's a property of the pool.
IMMUTABLE METADATA
Image, name, ticker, description and socials are written into the on-chain creation event at deploy time and can never be edited. What you launch is what it stays.
KING OF THE CURVE
The hottest live curve wears the crown on the board. Graduations ring the bell sitewide, and every one of them buys and burns $CASHCAT.
Fees
Deploy fee0.002 ETH · one-time
Curve trading fee1% per trade
Post-graduation pool tax1–5% per swap · set by creator, enforced by hook
Curve target24 ETH raised → auto v4 listing
RouterNo extra fee — multi-hop included
WHERE THE POOL TAX GOES
Creator 40%$CASHCAT buyback & burn 40%Protocol 20%
Every graduated token becomes a permanent buy-pressure machine for $CASHCAT — the flywheel of the whole street.
FAQ
Can the dev rug?
Not through liquidity. Pre-graduation there is no LP to pull — funds sit in the curve contract. Post-graduation the LP is locked permanently by the hook. A dev can still dump their own bag like anyone else, which is why dev holdings are shown on every token page.
Do buyers need $CASHCAT to buy $CASHCAT-paired tokens?
No. The atomic router accepts raw ETH and handles the ETH → $CASHCAT → token hop inside one transaction. You can also pay in $CASHCAT directly if you hold it.
Who gets the pool tax?
The creator-chosen 1–5% swap tax splits three ways: 40% to the creator, 40% to $CASHCAT buyback & burn, 20% to the protocol.
What happens to the curve funds at graduation?
They become the locked liquidity of the new Uniswap v4 pool, deployed in the same block that the curve completes.
Are launched tokens compatible with exchanges?
Yes — because taxes are enforced by the pool hook rather than the token contract, the ERC-20 itself is fully standard and works everywhere standard tokens work.
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