NFT-404

One asset with two faces: every whole token IS an NFT, 1:1, on one shared trading pool. Buy a whole token and a random NFT mints straight into your wallet; sell it and the NFT burns back into the pool. There is no separate mint, no separate NFT market needed - the coin and the collection are the same thing.

No. It returns to the unminted pool and waits - the next person who buys a whole token can pull it back out. Selling burns your most recently received NFT first, so if you want to keep (or sell) a SPECIFIC one, use the collection panel on this page: tick exact pieces and sell or send just those.

The NFT and the token are the same asset, so the whole token moves with the NFT. An OpenSea buyer gets everything a pool buyer gets: they can sell back to the pool at floor price any time, and the NFT earns holder rewards just sitting in their wallet.

Every NFT is sellable to the pool for exactly one whole token, instantly - no listings, no waiting for a bid. The token's market price is therefore a hard floor under every single piece of the collection. Fractions of a token trade too; only whole tokens carry an NFT.

On collections launched with holder rewards, a share of the creator fee from EVERY trade flows to holders. Hold at least one whole NFT and you earn automatically - no staking, no locking. It is time-weighted: more pieces held for longer means a bigger share. Claim any time on this page; selling your last piece stops the clock, but what you earned stays yours.

A launch in two phases. First a registration period: trading is fully closed while anyone can join the on-chain whitelist and browse the art. Then a launch window: only registered wallets can buy, capped per wallet, under a buy tax that starts high and decays to 0% by the window's end - the taxed share is burned. After the window the market opens to everyone at 0% tax, forever. Sells are never restricted in any phase.

It is the anti-sniper mechanism. A bot that rushes the first minute pays most of its buy straight into the burn, so it cannot dump on you - it barely received anything. Waiting is cheaper than sniping, which flips the usual launch game: bots lose, patient buyers win, and every panic-snipe permanently shrinks the supply.

By design, for now. Every piece has a full trait set baked in at generation, but publishing rarity while thousands of pieces sit in the pool would let bots grind the floor - buy, check rarity, sell back, repeat - until every rare is fished out. Hidden traits make every pull a fair mystery box. The reveal comes once the collection has spread out.

Buys pay 3% in total: 1% is the pool fee (split 25% memeow / 75% creator share, routed wherever the launcher chose - wallet, holder split, or stock rewards) and 2% is collected in coin and periodically harvested into WETH for that same fee route, which is what keeps holder rewards meaty. Sells pay just the 1% pool fee. Liquidity itself is locked forever.

No. Whitelist settings, tax curve, caps, fee routing and supply are stamped into the contract at launch and are immutable. The only lever a creator has is ending the whitelist phases EARLY - strictly buyer-friendly, everything else is out of everyone's hands, including ours.