The boss arrives
$MEOW launches first on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve: a plain SPL token, tradable on Axiom, Jupiter, DexScreener and Birdeye from its first transaction.
How it works
Six cats, one wheel, two on-chain programs. No transfer hooks, no locks on your tokens, no team allocation.
The wheel spins
A snapshot of $MEOW holders becomes the wheel; your slice is your balance. Switchboard randomness, committed before it exists, stops the wheel.
A kitten is born
The winner launches the next kitten. In the same transaction the BoostVault spends everything it holds on the opening buy — and burns it.
The flywheel closes
Fees of every token refill the BoostVault for the next kitten. After the fifth, they buy back and burn $MEOW instead.
Where the 2% fee goes
| BoostVault → next kitten (after #5: $MEOW buyback & burn) | 0.8% |
| The kitten's creator — the wheel winner | 0.4% |
| Platform | 0.4% |
| Meteora protocol | 0.4% |
At ~86 SOL a curve graduates to Meteora DAMM v2. Its liquidity is locked forever, and its LP fees follow the same split.
Fair by construction
- The randomness program and queue are fixed in the contract — nobody can swap in their own.
- Deadlines are written into each round; the operator cannot cut a winner's time short.
- A wallet wins once. The operator can never win.
- The full wheel (every slice and proof) is public for each round.