Three moves: find an idea, inspect the bag, buy the coin. Fees buy the memecoins every 5 minutes.
1 · Discover an idea
Coins are community-created meme baskets — Dog Coin Index, Frog Blend, Degen Mix. Each shows exact weights, a written pitch, fees and a labeled track record.
2 · Inspect the basket
Every holding links to its memecoin contract. Risk, volatility and concentration use documented formulas. Version history shows every change, GitHub-style.
3 · Buy the coin — or fork it
Buy the coin on its Uniswap V3 pair. Trade fees buy the basket every 5 minutes and airdrop the memecoins to holders. Or fork the bag and launch your own coin.
Uniswap V3 pair
The coin trades on a Uniswap V3 pool, single-sided liquidity, 1% fee tier — the same DEX every Robinhood Chain launchpad uses.
No creator custody
Creators cannot withdraw user assets — the airdrop routes value straight to holders. Pause only blocks accumulation; the redeem fallback always works.
Allowlisted assets only
Baskets can only include memecoins approved in the asset registry.
Forkable by design
Every coin is a starting point. Forks keep permanent attribution to the parent.
FAQ
What exactly am I buying?
A MEMETF coin — an ERC-20 that trades on a Uniswap V3 pair on Robinhood Chain (the same venue every launchpad uses). A 1% trade fee buys a basket of memecoins (the shared bag) every 5 minutes and airdrops it straight to holders, pro-rata to how much of the coin they hold.
So every strategy is its own coin?
Yes. When deployed, the coin lives on Robinhood Chain with the creator’s symbol. Model strategies track the same idea off-chain until a coin+vault pair is deployed on testnet.
What happens every 5 minutes?
Pending trade fees (USDG) are swapped into the configured memecoin basket by weight on Uniswap V3, then pushed out to holders as an airdrop, pro-rata to their coin balance. A small slice of the fee (default 10%) is reserved to cover the airdrop gas. On demo/testnet this uses a mock executor — MEMETF never invents DEX liquidity — and accumulations/airdrops are labeled simulated.
Can the creator run away with my funds?
No. Vault code has no creator withdrawal path. Creators set composition and capped trade fees. Redemptions keep working even if accumulation is paused. Smart-contract risk still exists — read the risk disclosure.
What does forking do?
It copies a strategy’s bag into the create flow so you can change weights, rename the coin, and publish your version. The fork permanently records its parent.
Why does everything say 'simulated'?
Demo mode is the default: performance and fee→basket buys are labeled. Real DEX buys stay behind a feature flag until a supported venue exists. Demo and live states are intentionally hard to confuse.
