How Memetics launches work

The rules every launch follows, what's guaranteed, and what isn't.

Launch types

Instant — the full supply goes straight into a locked Uniswap v4 market. Trading starts in the first block.
Curve — 800M tokens sell along a curve until 10 ETH of reserves hold for 10 minutes, then anyone can graduate it and the reserve is re-locked as liquidity.
Crowd — a roughly 4-hour Uniswap auction sells 700M tokens at one fair clearing price. If it raises less than 10 ETH, every bidder is refunded in full.
Bundle — backers pool 0.1–8 ETH that buys the opening position before anyone else trades. Missed targets, late launches and cancellations are refunded in full.

Every token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 with no mint, owner or pause. No wallet receives an allocation, including the creator's.
Liquidity is held by contracts with no withdraw path, so nobody can pull it, including Memetics.

For the first 3 blocks of an Instant or Curve launch, each buy is capped at 1% of supply, rising to 2.5% and then 4%.
No wallet can receive more than 5% of supply during the window. Selling and buying back does not reset it, and it covers plain transfers too.
The window ends on its own and can never be re-armed. Crowd launches don't need it: everyone pays the same auction price.
A determined sniper with many funded wallets can still accumulate. The guard raises the cost; it doesn't remove the behaviour.

Every trade pays a 1% platform fee and 0.20% that compounds into the locked liquidity, plus a creator fee the creator picks between 0.05% and 1%.
There is a $0.95 minimum fee per trade, and referred traders get 10% off the platform fee. Fees are capped at 25% of any trade.
Fees are always paid in ETH, never in the launched token. The rates are written into each market at launch and can't be changed later.

The Memetics factory can only change settings for new launches. Live markets keep their fees and locked liquidity no matter what.

Guaranteed by the contracts: fixed supply, liquidity that can't be pulled, refunds when a Crowd or Bundle raise fails.
Not guaranteed by anything: that a token holds value, that people keep trading it, or that the creator doesn't sell.
The contracts are not audited yet. Launching stays switched off until independent audits are complete. Nothing here is investment advice.