A function that calls itself
Recursion doesn't solve the problem. It solves a smaller version of the same problem, then does it again, then again, until what's left is small enough to answer outright.
Every layer looks identical to the one before it. Only the scale changes. That's the cat, and that's the ticker: MEOW, then EOW, then EOW, forever.
Launching on Pons V1
Pons is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain. V1 has no bonding curve and no migration step. The token contract and its Uniswap V3 pool are deployed in the same transaction, the liquidity is locked right then, and it trades against WETH from the first block. Nothing to graduate, nothing to wait for.
The parameters below are not ours. Every V1 launch gets the same ones, enforced by the factory contract.
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain
- Total supply
- 1,000,000,000fixed, no mint function
- Pair
- WETH on Uniswap V3
- Liquidity
- Locked at launchsame transaction as the token, permanent
- Trading fee
- 1%70% to creator, 30% to protocol
- Launch fee
- 0.0005 ETH
- Snipe protection
- First two blocks5% max wallet, 5.5% max buy
- Presale
- None
- Team allocation
- Noneno vesting schedule, no locked team supply
The whole supply goes into the pool at launch. The only tokens we hold are the ones bought in the launch block, from the same pool as everyone else, at the same price. Verify all of it on chain before you buy anything.
Make your own
The generator does to your photo what the cat has done to itself. Upload a picture, get back a version with smaller copies nested inside it. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Here we go again
Nested cats, nested Anakins, a monitor showing a monitor showing a monitor. The internet figured this out long before anyone put a ticker on it.