A $CATE spin-off on Solana
One buy · one more holder
Every buy of $REPLICATE sends supply to a $CATE holder who has never held it. Nobody claims anything. The holder count replicates itself.
REPLICATE
soon
Token not created yet. The bot is armed and the recipient list is built.
A social trading app for web and phone. No browser extension, no seed phrase to set up first. Same token, same chart: a buy there counts like any other buy and creates a new holder.
Every coin on the wall is a wallet that received $REPLICATE because somebody bought. When the wall fills up, it doubles.
| when | new holder | triggered by | amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| waiting for the bot… | |||
A bot, a reserve wallet and a list of $CATE holders. That is the whole mechanic.
pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Jupiter or fomo. Any buy counts.
It reads every transaction on the mint and tells a real buy from a sell or a route hop.
The next wallet that holds $CATE and has never held $REPLICATE.
The reserve sends the airdrop. One more coin goes up on the wall.
The airdrop mirrors the buy, capped, so one whale cannot drain the reserve in a single transaction.
Recipients come from $CATE. Nearly 95,000 wallets are already on the list.
Nobody claims anything. No site to connect, no signature, no gas from the receiver. The tokens are just there.
Paste a Solana address to see whether the bot has already sent it an airdrop.
Read-only. No wallet connection, no signature, ever. If a site asks you to connect a wallet to claim $REPLICATE, it is not us.
Holding $CATE puts a wallet in the queue. Every buy of $REPLICATE moves the queue forward.
No. The bot creates the token account and sends the tokens. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign, no fee from you.
Holders of $CATE who do not hold $REPLICATE yet, shuffled. Dust wallets, pools, vaults and team addresses are filtered out first.
By default the airdrop mirrors the size of the buy, capped so a single whale cannot empty the reserve. Whatever the size, the effect is the same: one more holder.
Yes. It is the same token on the same pool. The bot does not care which app you used, only that a wallet bought.
Every send is written to the bot's state before the next one starts, and the balance is checked on-chain right before the transfer. A restart or a retry never sends twice.
The bot stops instead of sending twice. Another source mint is added, the list is rebuilt, and it continues from where it stopped.