A creator launches a token with a fixed supply of 1 billion, 80% on the bonding curve and 20% reserved for liquidity at graduation. According to its documentation, each trade pays a 1% platform fee plus the buy and sell tax the creator picked, split between creator rewards, buyback and burn, holder rewards and liquidity support. Its documentation also describes graduation to a DEX pool at a $45,000 market cap with its liquidity locked, and a token locking tool. Its app lists USDC pairs as coming soon.
On ElysiumIts app at testnet.memeko.fun names its factory, bonding curve, token locker and fee collector on chain 99801, all deployed by one wallet on Nov 3. As of Nov 6, no token had graduated; the figures on this page are read from these contracts.
- Supply
- 1 billion per token
- Platform fee
- 1%, per its docs
- Paired with
- HYPE (USDC coming, per its app)
- Docs
- memeko.gitbook.io/memeko-docs
It's running or deployed on the Elysium testnet today.
How these numbers are read
Volume, trades, launches, sales, stakes and TVL: read from the project's own contracts on the Elysium testnet (last Nov 6, 18:23 UTC). Wallets and transactions: our indexer reads every block and counts the different wallets calling its contracts (last Nov 6, 18:20 UTC). X followers: from the public profile, four times a day. Contracts: Factory, bonding curve, token locker and fee collector are named in the config of its app at testnet.memeko.fun, on chain 99801; the two implementations come from their proxies' Upgraded events; the timelock's code has the standard timelock functions; all deployed by one wallet (0xc57a…). Dollars: testnet HYPE at that day's Hyperliquid price, test USDC at $1; testnet tokens have no real value.