Opens In
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CASHCATWeek 1
WOOFWeek 2
PONSWeek 3
STONKBROKERWeek 4
HMMWeek 5
TENDIESWeek 6Pending deployment. All fields read zero, and zero is a real number.
Payout
10%
Of the balance, every cycle
Cycle
24h
365 cycles a year
Qualify by holding
1h
4% of the cycle
Opens in
--:--:--
Midnight UTC, every day
Refilled by
3%
Of every trade, both directions
Volume to hold flat
3.33x
The balance, per cycle
Half-life
6.58
Cycles, with no refill at all
Retained
90%
Carried into the next cycle
Paid over 30 cycles
95.76%
Of an unrefilled balance
Cycles to a tenth
21.9
Still not zero
Your cut
Pro rata
On what you hold when it closes
Crew listed
8
10% each, no exceptions
Staking
None
Nothing to lock
To claim
Nothing
Paid in the same block
Chain
Robinhood Chain
Chain ID 4663
Gas
ETH
Not a native token
Every figure above is arithmetic on the published percentages, computed in your browser from the same constants the rest of the page uses. None of it is market data. There is no price, no balance, no holder count and no forecast here, because there is nothing deployed to measure.
Qualify by holding
1h
10.00% / cycle
Figures on this page are the rules of the vault, not market data. Nothing here is a price, a quote or a projection.
Buy the reserve asset. Pay the shareholders.
Every serious treasury company does the same two things. It accumulates one asset with total conviction, and it tells everyone exactly how much of it there is. MemeStrategy does both. The asset is memes.
There is no product roadmap under this and no second act. A tax fills a vault, the vault opens on a clock, and the holders are paid. Anything else would be a distraction from the strategy, and the strategy is the whole company.

Put the company treasury into bitcoin and then kept going, quarter after quarter, through every drawdown anyone tried to scare him with. Has never sold. Talks about it in a way that has converted more people than any chart ever did.
“Take the orange pill.”

Made trading free. Commission-free retail broking existed as an idea before him and as a product after him, and every incumbent that swore it was impossible quietly matched it within the year.
“Robinhood exists to make everyone an owner.”

Built the largest exchange in the world starting from nothing, from a whitepaper and an idea, in under two years. Still answers his own replies. The four fingers are his.
“Funds are safu.”

Skipped the seed round entirely. Wrote down roughly two hundred people he wanted as angels and asked every single one of them himself. A hundred and forty said yes, and Benchmark led the round after that.
“There's a lot of people we never got to, like Elon Musk”

Helped turn a gaming clan into a media company at an age when most people are still deciding what to do, and was in crypto years before the people now explaining it to him. Posts at hours that suggest he has never once been early to bed.
“I'm a trans-dimensional shape-shifting ancient squid entity”

Called Solana when calling Solana was a punchline and stayed loud about it the whole way. Sent 9.4 million dollars of fees back to holders of a token he did not even launch, because he thought they had earned it.
“stimmies to $ANSEM holders otw”

Ran the podcast the whole industry actually listened to, then built Echo and sold it to Coinbase. Still posts like a man with nothing to sell you, because he does not.
“They're not making new commodities on pumpfun every few seconds”

Took the stage at a bitcoin conference and told the room he wanted the country to be the crypto capital of the planet. Whatever anyone thinks of anything else, nobody moved the Overton window on this faster.
“Never sell your bitcoin.”
Every cut on this board is the same, which is the only part of it that is not a joke. Nobody negotiates a better split, because the split is arithmetic.
Public figures, described from the public record. Every quote is verbatim from a primary source, and the portraits are generated illustrations rather than photographs. No affiliation or endorsement is claimed or implied.
| Cycle | Opens at | Pays out 10% | Carries forward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100.00 | 10.00 | 90.00 |
| 2 | 90.00 | 9.00 | 81.00 |
| 3 | 81.00 | 8.10 | 72.90 |
| 4 | 72.90 | 7.29 | 65.61 |
| 5 | 65.61 | 6.56 | 59.05 |
| 6 | 59.05 | 5.90 | 53.14 |
| 7 | 53.14 | 5.31 | 47.83 |
| 8 | 47.83 | 4.78 | 43.05 |
| 9 | 43.05 | 4.30 | 38.74 |
| 10 | 38.74 | 3.87 | 34.87 |
Ten cycles with no refill at all, which is the worst case there is. A tenth of something is never nothing: the balance approaches zero without arriving.
I have never sold. Not once. Ask anyone.
Selling requires a decision, and a decision requires an opinion, and I have been spared both by simply holding through everything that has ever happened to me. The clock does the rest. I just sit here.
Paid endorsement. Speaker was not asked and could not be stopped.
That second step is the entire defence against the obvious attack: buy a minute before the vault opens, collect, and dump on the people who were already there. Six hours makes that trade cost more than it pays.
| Week 1 | CASHCAT |
|---|---|
| Week 2 | WOOF |
| Week 3 | PONS |
| Week 4 | STONKBROKER |
| Week 5 | HMM |
| Week 6 | TENDIES |
| Week 7 | Holders pick |
The vault pays whatever it is holding, and no coin named above is promised for any particular week.
My portfolio has never felt bigger.
Before the vault I owned four tokens. I now own hundreds of individual tokens, arriving on a schedule, whether I want them or not, and I have never once looked up what any of them are. Feel the volume.
Paid endorsement. Speaker holds tokens. Speaker holds a great many tokens.
The clock runs in the group chat, not just on this page. It counts down, it announces the balance, and when it hits zero everyone finds out together what the vault paid.
Example cycle
An example. The figures in it are illustrative, not receipts.
Residents on Cavalcade Avenue have again contacted the Beacon regarding sustained clapping from the function room of a hotel on the same street, now entering its third week. The hotel confirms the room is let on a standing Wednesday booking and declined to name the party. One resident, who asked not to be identified because she works in the building, said the applause begins at six and ends at twenty past, and that she has never seen anyone arrive or leave.
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Every company advertised on this page is invented, every advertisement is a parody of advertising, and none of them sells anything. The people listed under The Crew are public figures depicted in satire; the portraits are generated illustrations rather than photographs, and no affiliation or endorsement is claimed or implied. The news story is fiction. So is Roy.
The vault rules are not satire and are stated exactly as they work. Nothing here is financial advice or an offer of anything. Buying a memecoin risks the entire amount, distributions depend entirely on trading volume that may never happen, and no coin named here is affiliated with MemeStrategy in any way.