How Meme Industries works

What Meme Industries is

Launch a token for anything. Decide what its fees do.

Meme Industries is a launchpad where every token can carry a purpose. A creator picks a launch mechanism and sets the token’s trading fees and how each fee splits. Part of every fee can fund the token’s War Chest: a vault nobody can withdraw from, whose capital only its holders can direct, by vote.

A token can be for anything: acquiring an asset, funding an AI agent, a creator, a cause, a school or a business, or something new. The platform fee is 20% of the total fee a trade pays (on a 1% fee, 0.2% of the trade); everything else about a token’s economics is set by its creator at launch.

How it works

1. Launch. One transaction creates a fixed-supply token, its locked market, a War Chest vault and a governor, on one of four launch mechanisms: Meme Industries, Bonding curve (Pons fork), Uniswap v3, Uniswap v2. See Launching.
2. Trade. Every trade pays the token’s fee, at the rates fixed at launch and within what its mechanism allows. See Trading and fees.
3. War Chest. Each fee splits between the platform fee, the creator, the War Chest and, on the Meme Industries mechanism, the pool. The War Chest’s share accumulates in the token’s vault. See War Chest.
4. Holder vote. Holders stake to vote on typed proposals: set a target, reserve capital, elect stewards. Stewards spend a reservation only through atomic escrow, within the bounds the vote set. See Governance and execution.

On-chain execution, off-chain objectives

Meme Industries is infrastructure. It does not choose targets, hold the keys to any vault, arrange purchases or operate anything a War Chest funds.

How a launch works

Launching is permissionless. Any wallet calls launch on a launch factory; nothing is reviewed or approved. One transaction creates everything at once: the token, its market with locked liquidity, its War Chest and its governor. There is no presale, and the launch wallet receives no tokens.

The creator chooses the launch mechanism, the buy and sell fees, how each fee splits, the War Chest’s asset and, optionally, a target. The Launch form suggests starting values; they are suggestions, not defaults, and each token’s page shows what its creator chose.

What a creator sets

The Meme Industries mechanismread on-chain · Deployment

Buy fee

0% to 10%Of the quote asset paid in. Chosen per token by its creator.

Sell fee

0% to 10%Of the quote asset paid out. May differ from the buy fee; both may not be zero.

Platform fee

20% of each feeMeme Industries' share. A constant (PROTOCOL_SHARE_BPS). Not configurable.

Creator share

0% to 30% of each fee

Pool share

0% to 30% of each feeDonated to the pool as fees nobody can collect. It adds no trading depth.

War Chest share

The rest, at least 40% of each fee

War Chest asset

USDG or WETHThe pool's quote asset, from the factory allowlist

Starting market cap

1,000 to 1,000,000 USDG·0.25 to 250 WETHSets the launch price; the pool can't trade below it

Supply

1,000,000,000Fixed. No mint function.

Launch wallet cap

20% of supplyWallet balance plus staked

Acquisition Reserve

0%, 5%, 10% of supplyLocked at launch; chosen by the creator

Creation fee

0 ETHSent with the launch transaction

Creator bond

0 USDG · 0 WETHRefundable to the token's creator; forfeits to its War Chest if it goes dormant

Conversion

NoneFees arrive in the pool's quote asset and the War Chest holds that asset. Nothing converts it.

The other mechanisms’ fee options are compared under Launch mechanisms.

Launch mechanisms

A creator picks a mechanism, not a different platform: launching, trading, the token page and the War Chest all stay in this app. Every mechanism launches the same kind of token, with the same War Chest, creator escrow and holder governance and the same 20% launch-wallet cap, and the platform fee is 20% of the total fee a trade pays on all of them. What differs is the market the token trades in and the fee options its creator gets.

Compared	Meme Industries	Bonding curve (Pons fork)Forked from Pons (MIT)	Uniswap v3	Uniswap v2
Market	Uniswap v4 pool with the Meme Industries hook	Bonding curve, then a Uniswap v4 pool after graduation	Uniswap v3 pool, liquidity locked forever	Uniswap v2 pair, liquidity locked forever
Buy and sell fees	Separate buy and sell fees, 0 to 10% each	Separate buy and sell fees, 0 to 10% each	One fee for buys and sells: 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% or 1%	0.3% on buys and sells, fixed
The rest of each fee goes to	War Chest, creator and pool	War Chest and creator	War Chest and creator	War Chest and creator
Graduation	None: a pool from the start	From the curve to a locked Uniswap v4 pool	None: a pool from the start	None: a pool from the start
Quote side at launch	Not needed	Not needed	Not needed	Deposited by the creator, locked forever
Third-party fee	None	None	Uniswap's protocol fee, where it is on for the pool	Uniswap's protocol fee, where it is on for the pair
In full	How it trades →	How it trades →	How it trades →	How it trades →

Meme Industries

Market

Uniswap v4 pool with the Meme Industries hook

Buy and sell fees

Separate buy and sell fees, 0 to 10% each

The rest of each fee goes to

War Chest, creator and pool

Graduation

None: a pool from the start

Quote side at launch

Not needed

Third-party fee

None

How it trades →

Bonding curve (Pons fork)Forked from Pons (MIT)

Market

Bonding curve, then a Uniswap v4 pool after graduation

Buy and sell fees

Separate buy and sell fees, 0 to 10% each

The rest of each fee goes to

War Chest and creator

Graduation

From the curve to a locked Uniswap v4 pool

Quote side at launch

Not needed

Third-party fee

None

How it trades →

Uniswap v3

Market

Uniswap v3 pool, liquidity locked forever

Buy and sell fees

One fee for buys and sells: 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% or 1%

The rest of each fee goes to

War Chest and creator

Graduation

None: a pool from the start

Quote side at launch

Not needed

Third-party fee

Uniswap's protocol fee, where it is on for the pool

How it trades →

Uniswap v2

Market

Uniswap v2 pair, liquidity locked forever

Buy and sell fees

0.3% on buys and sells, fixed

The rest of each fee goes to

War Chest and creator

Graduation

None: a pool from the start

Quote side at launch

Deposited by the creator, locked forever

Third-party fee

Uniswap's protocol fee, where it is on for the pair

How it trades →

How a mechanism is added

1. Start from existing infrastructure. Fork a launchpad’s open-source code, with attribution, or launch into an established venue’s unmodified pool contracts, with a Meme Industries locker holding the liquidity.
2. Remove the original developer’s fee. A fork keeps no cut for the team whose code it started from: the bonding curve has no Pons developer fee. A venue’s own protocol fee can’t be removed, because it is part of the venue’s pool contracts. It is listed as the third-party fee and comes out of the creator and War Chest part, never the platform fee.
3. Add the Meme Industries layer. Custom buy and sell fees where the market supports them, the fee split, the War Chest and holder governance.

Each mechanism’s factory enforces its options, and the Launch page reads the current limits when you launch. Which mechanisms are deployed on a network, and their contracts, are listed under Deployment.

Solana

What exists, on the same Launch page and with the same War Chest idea: Solana launches through three launchpads, Meteora (dynamic bonding curve, then a DAMM v2 pool), Pump.fun and Raydium LaunchLab (paired with SOL, USDC or, on Raydium, tokenized stocks). Each token gets a War Chest on Solana, a Realms governance with a native treasury, and holders vote with their tokens to spend it.

Fees differ from Robinhood Chain because each launchpad keeps its own cut first: Meteora takes 20% of every trading fee before the split, and Pump.fun and Raydium charge their own venue fees. The creator’s routes, the War Chest and the platform share the rest. Voting rules are the same floors as here: 2% of supply voting yes and more yes than no.

Pump.fun’s own admins keep a community-takeover power over a coin’s fee settings, and the issuers of stock tokens can pause or freeze transfers. Both are shown in the launch form when they apply.

Solana mainnet addresses

Fee router program

7K1cf8ECnKSrZH9qowMiYLFqgHhrFN3aZsEKB1hz2P1CMeme Industries. Splits Raydium and Pump.fun creator fees between the War Chest, the creator and the platform.

Platform state

6anC7Lwru2xxGMBY2d39w35E9WUZccCrvmrGrXhARP7ZMeme Industries. The router's platform account.

Platform authority

EueAQFppNYP2LV6HNaNzA1n8wqAdyfWUKAWZTN8Fnmc9Meme Industries. The router's PDA: the fee claimer on Meteora launches and the admin of the LaunchLab platform.

Platform treasury

2adrYd52xsLNuo66NCLsfRRWYaDR2nqwCzLxLvhYkEFaReceives the platform's 20% share.

Raydium LaunchLab platform

HKYQgyKCkL32JFbeXLFhZTdknEeCLBUTXS2ChxiYAbQsMeme Industries' LaunchLab platform config: 0.5% creator fee, no platform fee, liquidity burned.

Pump.fun lookup table

7F7UqR2BZza9vhuTD74AmuxjeFKTe9ZyE8R1tbcunykALets a Pump.fun coin and the creator's first buy fit in one transaction.

Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve

dbcij3LWUppWqq96dh6gJWwBifmcGfLSB5D4DuSMaqNThird party.

Meteora DAMM v2

cpamdpZCGKUy5JxQXB4dcpGPiikHawvSWAd6mEn1sGGThird party. Where a graduated Meteora coin trades.

Raydium LaunchLab

LanMV9sAd7wArD4vJFi2qDdfnVhFxYSUg6eADduJ3ujThird party.

Raydium CPMM

CPMMoo8L3F4NbTegBCKVNunggL7H1ZpdTHKxQB5qKP1CThird party. Where a graduated Raydium coin trades.

Realms governance

GovER5Lthms3bLBqWub97yVrMmEogzX7xNjdXpPPCVZwThird party. Runs each token's War Chest vote.

Official token

How fees work

Fees are fixed per token at launch and nobody can change them afterwards: not holders, not the creator, not Meme Industries. Each fee splits the way its creator set it:

Platform fee

20% of each feeMeme Industries' share, on every mechanism

Creator share

Set by the creatorPaid into a creator escrow: a quarter vests over 12 months, the rest unlocks only when an acquisition settles on-chain.

Pool share

Set by the creator, on the Meme Industries mechanism onlyLeft in the pool for good; nobody collects it.

War Chest

The rest of each feeHeld in the token's vault, in its quote asset.

Where a venue takes its own protocol fee, it comes out of the creator and War Chest part, never the platform fee. How each mechanism charges and collects its fees:

The Meme Industries mechanism

Origin

Built by Meme Industries

Market

Uniswap v4 pool with the Meme Industries hook

Buy and sell fees

Separate buy and sell fees, 0 to 10% eachSet separately; they may not both be zero.

Fee split

20% of each fee to the platform; the rest to the War Chest, creator and pool, as the creator sets it

Market

• Each token trades in one Uniswap v4 pool created through Meme Industries’ hook, CanonicalMarket, quoted in the token’s quote asset. The pool’s own LP fee is zero; the hook charges the token’s fee.
• Launch liquidity is single-sided and locked. The tokens sit in one position from the starting price up. The hook owns it forever: there is no function to remove it or collect from it. With no liquidity below the launch price, the price cannot fall below it.
• No third-party liquidity: adding liquidity to the pool reverts, as do exact-output swaps.
• Any router can trade it, and the hook charges the token’s fee on every swap (a side set to 0% pays none). The app uses MarketRouter, which also sweeps the fee into the vault in the same transaction.

How fees are charged

Buy

The buy fee is taken from the quote asset paid in, before the swap.

Sell

The sell fee is taken from the quote asset paid out, after the swap.

Pool share

Donated to the pool in the same swap, as fees owed to the locked position. Nobody can ever collect them, so they stay in Uniswap's PoolManager for good. They do not add trading depth or support the price.A donation raises the position's uncollected fees, not the pool's liquidity. If a swap ends with no active liquidity, its pool share is held and donated by the next swap that finds liquidity. It never reaches the War Chest, the creator or Meme Industries.

The rest

Flushed to the vault after the trade settles. syncFees() splits it: the platform fee and the creator's share first, rounded down; the War Chest takes the remainder.So rounding dust stays in the War Chest, and Meme Industries never receives more than its share of a fee.

Limits

• No anti-snipe protection: anyone, including bots, can buy at the opening price.

Bonding curve (Pons fork)

Origin

Forked launchpad · Forked from Pons (MIT)Pons's developer fee (30% of its 1% base fee) is removed.

Market

Bonding curve, then a Uniswap v4 pool after graduation

Buy and sell fees

Separate buy and sell fees, 0 to 10% eachSet separately; they may not both be zero.

Fee split

20% of each fee to the platform; the rest to the War Chest and creator, as the creator sets it

Limits

• The whole supply starts on the curve, so there is no reserve allocation.
• Graduation happens only when the curve has collected a fixed threshold of the quote asset (shown in US dollars when you launch and on the token page).
• No pool share of fees.
• After graduation, fees paid in the token are converted to the quote asset by an operator.
• No anti-snipe protection: anyone, including bots, can buy at the opening price.

Uniswap v3

Origin

Existing Uniswap contractsUnmodified Uniswap v3 pool contracts; a Meme Industries locker holds the liquidity.

Market

Uniswap v3 pool, liquidity locked forever

Buy and sell fees

One fee for buys and sells: 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% or 1%

Fee split

20% of each fee to the platform; the rest to the War Chest and creator, as the creator sets it

Third-party fee

Uniswap's protocol fee, where it is on for the pool: 1/6 of the fee at the 0.3% and 1% tiers, 1/4 at 0.01% and 0.05%. It comes out of the creator and War Chest part, never the platform's 20%.

Fees paid in the token

The creator chooses at launch: burn them, or swap them to the quote asset.

Limits

• Buys and sells pay the same fee: 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% or 1%. No separate buy and sell fees, nothing above 1%.
• No pool share of fees.
• Sell fees arrive in the token: you choose to burn them or swap them to the quote asset.
• Anyone can add liquidity to the pool or open other pools; fees earned there don't reach the War Chest.
• The starting market cap snaps down slightly to the tier's price grid.
• No anti-snipe protection: anyone, including bots, can buy at the opening price.

Uniswap v2

Origin

Existing Uniswap contractsUnmodified Uniswap v2 pair contracts; a Meme Industries locker holds the liquidity.

Market

Uniswap v2 pair, liquidity locked forever

Buy and sell fees

0.3% on buys and sells, fixed

Fee split

20% of each fee to the platform; the rest to the War Chest and creator, as the creator sets it

Third-party fee

Uniswap's protocol fee, where it is on for the pair: 1/6 of the 0.3%. It comes out of the creator and War Chest part, never the platform's 20%.

Fees paid in the token

The creator chooses at launch: burn them, or swap them to the quote asset.

Quote side

The creator deposits the quote side of the pair at launch; it stays locked in the pair forever.

Limits

• Fixed 0.3% on buys and sells. No separate buy and sell fees.
• You deposit the quote side at launch (for example about $4,500 for a $5,000 start with a 10% reserve); it stays locked in the pair forever.
• No pool share of fees.
• Fees come out of the pair in both assets; the token part is burned or swapped, your choice.
• Anyone can add liquidity to the pair or open other pools; fees earned by that liquidity don't reach the War Chest.
• No anti-snipe protection: anyone, including bots, can buy at the opening price.

Worked example

What a token’s War Chest receives from one trade, on each side.

War Chest per trade = trade × fee × War Chest share. On the buy: 1,000 × 1% × 70% = 7.00 USDG

Funding and balances

Each token’s vault holds its War Chest in the pool’s quote asset (USDG or WETH). Fees arrive in that asset and stay in it: no conversion, no oracle, no swap. A WETH War Chest carries ETH price exposure. The vault has no owner, no admin, no upgrade and no withdraw function.

States

Available

Can be reserved by a vote.

Reserved

Reserved by an executed Reserve proposal for one typed purchase. Returns to available when a ReleaseReservation vote passes, a steward cancels it, or it expires.

Escrowed

Funded by a steward into an atomic escrow for a specific counterparty and asset.

Deployed

Paid out in a settled escrow, in exchange for the asset.

Protocol claimable

The accrued platform fee. Not part of the War Chest. Anyone can send it to the protocol treasury with claimProtocol().On Uniswap launches the fee locker pays the platform fee straight to the protocol treasury when fees are collected, so this stays at zero.

War Chest = available + reserved + escrowed.

Reservation limits

Reservation cap

50% of available + reserved per rolling 30 daysThe window starts at its first reservation; the previous window still counts while any of it is younger than the window.

Reservation time limit

90 days by default, at most 180 days

Quote asset

A reservation can never target the vault's own quote asset.

What a War Chest is for

Optional. A target is how a token states its objective on-chain. A token can launch with one, with none, or have one named, changed or cleared later by vote.

Creator provided

In the launch metadata. Nobody approved it.

Named by holder vote

Set by an executed SetTarget proposal.

Changed by holder vote

An executed SetTarget replaced an earlier target.

• An estimate is an objective, not an authorization. Reaching it unlocks nothing and pays nobody; spending still needs its own Reserve vote. Progress compares the War Chest’s value in US dollars with the estimate’s, and is shown only when both are known; the app never guesses a price.
• History is kept. Each proposal and event refers to the target version current at its time.
• Format: name, description, image, link and an optional estimate in USDG or WETH, inside the metadata JSON (at most 2,048 bytes). A vote stores it as the SetTarget URI; the vault emits TargetSet.
• No category is banned. A target can be an asset to acquire, a business, a physical thing or a collectible, or an objective such as funding a school, an AI agent or a charity.
• On-chain and off-chain. Acquiring an ERC-20 or ERC-721 asset delivered to the vault is the one spending path the contracts carry out (see Execution). Objectives paid off-chain need someone to carry them out: see On-chain execution, off-chain objectives.

Staking and voting

Each token has its own governor. Voting weight is tokens staked in it, not tokens held. Owning tokens, being able to propose, and being able to execute are three different things.

Defaults for new launchesread on-chain · Deployment

Voting weight

Tokens staked at the proposal's snapshot. Staking or unstaking after the snapshot changes nothing.

Proposal threshold

The larger of 0.5% of staked tokens and 0.1% of supply (1,000,000 tokens)Staked at least one second before proposing

Open proposals

One Pending or Active proposal per proposer at a time

Voting delay

1 hourFrom proposal to snapshot, when voting opens

Voting period

3 days

Quorum

FOR votes of at least the larger of 10% of staked at the snapshot and 2% of supply (20,000,000 tokens)The supply floor means a lone small staker can never pass anything while little is staked

To pass

More FOR than AGAINST, and quorum

Supermajority

66% of votes cast, with the staked quorum raised by 10 percentage pointsFor a Reserve that offers reserve tokens, ExtendReserveSunset and ReplaceCreator

Execution delay

1 dayAfter voting closes

Execution window

30 daysAfter that, a passed proposal expires

Execution

By anyone, exactly once

Cancellation

By the proposer only, and only before voting opens

Recovery

While a token is Inactive or Dormant, any staker may propose a steward election. Quorum still applies.

Each token keeps the parameters it launched with; its page shows them. The factory owner can change these defaults for future launches only, within the bounds under Control and authority.

Typed proposals

SetTarget

Name, change or clear the target

Reserve

Reserve capital for one typed purchase (see Execution)

ReleaseReservation

Return a reservation to available

ElectStewards

Replace the stewards (up to 7)

RemoveSteward

Remove one steward

DeactivateCreator

Stop creator compensation for cause; unvested compensation goes to the War Chest

ReplaceCreator

Name a new creator (supermajority)

ExtendReserveSunset

Keep the Acquisition Reserve past its sunset (supermajority)

TreasuryPolicyDocument

Record a document's hash. Moves nothing.

Execution: reservations, stewards and escrow

A passed proposal does exactly one typed thing. For spending, that thing is a reservation, and a reservation is a bound, not a payment.

1. Reserve (vote). The proposal types the asset (ERC-20 or ERC-721 and its address), the minimum amount or token id, the maximum capital, any reserve-token consideration, a time limit, and optionally the counterparty. Executing it moves that capital from available to reserved.
2. Fund (steward). A steward opens an atomic escrow within those bounds: capital at most the maximum, asset at least the minimum, expiry inside the reservation, and the vote’s counterparty if it named one. If it didn’t, the steward chooses an eligible counterparty. The creator, stewards, the quote asset and protocol contracts are never eligible.
3. Settle (anyone). The counterparty delivers. AtomicEscrow pulls the asset, checks it arrived by balance or ownership, then pays: in one transaction or not at all. The purchase is recorded as verified on-chain and the capital becomes deployed.
4. Or return. A steward can cancel, and anyone can expire an escrow or reservation past its deadline. Capital returns to reserved while the reservation is valid, otherwise to available.

Stewards execute; they don’t decide. The launch wallet is the first steward, and holders elect up to 7 stewards or remove one by vote. Stewards cannot withdraw, retarget, or spend outside a reservation.

Token mechanics

• Fixed supply of 1,000,000,000, minted once and fully distributed inside the launch transaction: the Acquisition Reserve is locked and the rest seeds the market. No mint function, no owner.
• Launch wallet cap. The wallet that launched can never hold more than 20% of supply, counting tokens it has staked; a buy that would take it past the cap reverts. It caps one address. It is not Sybil resistance: nothing on-chain links other wallets to the creator.
• Acquisition Reserve. Reserve tokens leave only as consideration inside a settled, voted purchase, into a vesting escrow of at least 1 year. Unused tokens burn after 4 years unless holders extend it by supermajority. Reserve tokens cannot be staked while the reserve or a vesting escrow holds them.
• Descriptive data (tagline, description, image, links, optional target) lives in the launch’s metadataURI. See Data.

Control and authority

Factory owner

0xf9EeD4B32dfD7Ac4Ef014E32494D2995a737872C0xf9EeD4…37872CRead on-chain

Protocol treasury

0x666ce9FC566711C516ffEe9794cF3Cf649C0F2e40x666ce9…C0F2e4Read on-chain. The treasury new launches will use.

Hard bounds on the owner’s policyread on-chain

Fee ceiling

10% per side

Fee split

War Chest minimum above zero; the creator and pool maxima must each leave it intact after the 20% platform feeChecked by setPolicy in the factory's code

Voting delay

at most 30 days

Voting period

at most 60 days

Execution delay

at most 30 days

Quorum supply floor

required, at most 20%

Threshold supply floor

at most 5%

Not bounded

The creation fee, the quote-asset allowlist, each asset's bond and starting market-cap range, and the treasury addressNo on-chain cap. Like everything above, they apply to future launches only.

Creator compensation and lifecycle

• The creator share accrues, in the quote asset, to a creator escrow. 25% of each accrual vests linearly over 1 year; 75% unlocks on each purchase the protocol verifies. Unvested compensation goes to the War Chest if holders deactivate the creator for cause or the token goes Dormant. Meme Industries never receives it.
• Active → Inactive after 90 days without steward activity (a warning, nothing else) → Dormant after a further 180 days without governance activity and no live reservation (creator compensation and bond forfeit to the War Chest). Electing stewards restores Active.

Data and discovery

• Discovery is permissionless. Every launch event from a launch factory listed under Contract addresses is a token. There is no approval queue and no database row to wait for.
• Descriptions come from the launch’s metadataURI: a data:application/json;base64 document of at most 2,048 bytes with tagline, description, image, links and an optional target. Images are https links or uploads served by this app.
• Events read on the Meme Industries mechanism: VehicleLaunched (factory), Bought/Sold (router), FeeAccounted/TargetSet/Reserved/EscrowFundedFromReservation/AcquisitionSettled (vault), Staked/Unstaked/ProposalCreated/VoteCast/ProposalExecuted/ProposalCanceled (governor). The other mechanisms are read the same way, from their own launch factories, pools and routers.
• Refresh. The app re-reads launches and each token about every 30 seconds, and serves the last good read for a few minutes while it refreshes. Values on this page are cached for up to 5 minutes.
• When the chain can’t be read, pages say so and show the last good values marked stale, or only the launch facts. They never substitute examples or made-up data.

Verification

Tokens

Read from their contracts, on the network listed under Deployment.

Ideas

Suggestions written by Meme Industries: a name, a concept and a suggested fee setup anyone can launch. Not tokens: no balances, prices or votes, and never counted in totals, activity, decisions or acquisitions.

Outcomes

Verified onchain

An asset delivered to the vault through AtomicEscrow. The contract checked it arrived.

Attested

Stewards documented a purchase the protocol cannot check, such as the off-chain thing a delivered token stands for.

Unknown

Neither.

Every token’s page links its token contract, vault, governor and transactions on the explorer, so any figure can be checked there.

Known limits

• Unaudited. The contracts have not been audited.
• The launch wallet cap is not Sybil resistance. It limits one address, not a person.
• Off-chain purchases are not protocol-verified. Capital only leaves a vault in exchange for an ERC-20 or ERC-721 delivered on-chain. What that token stands for off-chain is not checked by the protocol.
• Majority capture. Enough stake can pass reservations within the caps. When a vote leaves the counterparty open, a steward may choose any eligible counterparty, including one they control; pin the counterparty in the vote to exclude that.
• Only the token’s own pool pays its War Chest. Trading the token anywhere else pays it nothing.
• Activity lists trades made through the app’s routers. A swap through any other router still pays the fee, which reaches the War Chest when anyone collects it, but it may not be listed as a trade.
• No conversion. A War Chest holds its quote asset and cannot switch.
• Bought assets stay. There is no path to sell an asset back into the War Chest, and only ERC-20 and ERC-721 assets can be received.

Disclosure

Meme Industries is software: smart contracts and this app. It does not hold funds for anyone, choose or evaluate targets, arrange purchases, or operate anything a War Chest funds. Each token is launched by its creator. Meme Industries does not give investment, legal or tax advice.

Deployment

The Meme Industries contracts this site reads, on Robinhood Chain. Addresses come from the app's deployment files; values marked read on-chain come from the contracts.

Values marked read on-chain were read at 03:12 UTC.

Network

Robinhood ChainChain id 4663. Gas is paid in ETH.

Explorer

Robinhood Chain explorer

USDG

0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d1680x5fc536…F1d1686 decimals. A quote asset a token's market and War Chest can use.

WETH

0x0Bd7D308f8E1639FAb988df18A8011f41EAcAD730x0Bd7D3…AcAD7318 decimals. A quote asset a token's market and War Chest can use.

Contract addresses

The journey

1. Stage 1Launch tokensUnder way
2. Stage 2Fund assetsPlanned
3. Stage 3Form companiesPlanned
4. Stage 4Operate organizationsPlanned

The bigger picture

Most launchpads stop once a token trades. Meme Industries is building what comes after.

Trading fees are one source of capital. Holders decide how it is used; legal entities, financial infrastructure and agents carry it out. A token that has earned a few thousand dollars in fees could one day own assets, earn revenue, employ people, run agents and finance other communities: from the first trade to the eventual sale of a business.

Logos and colours

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Colours

• Black #09090B
• Grey #8B8E94
• White #FFFFFF
• Green #3EF79C One accent. On white, use #0A7D49 for text.

Usage

• Use the files as they are: don’t recolour, stretch, rotate, crop into the character or add effects.
• Place the mascot on black, white or grey, with clear space around it of at least a quarter of its width.
• Write the name as “Meme Industries”, in Geist where you can.
• Don’t use the brand to suggest Meme Industries launched, endorses or runs a token. Tokens are launched by their creators.