Every ship carries one. This is what this one carries, and where each
number is enforced.
Total supply1,000,000,000 $NOAH
Fixed at birth. The token contract has no mint function, so this
number cannot move afterwards.
On the curve at launch100%
The whole supply is minted to the platform and booked as curve
reserve in the same transaction that creates the coin.
Team allocationnone
Not restraint on our part. There is nowhere in the contract to put
one. There is also no way for us to hold any without buying it from the curve, at
whatever price the curve is asking, in the same queue as everybody else.
First 20 blocks2% per wallet
Roughly ten seconds on Arc. It does not stop somebody patient. It
stops somebody fast.
Trade fee1%
Half to whoever launched the coin, half to the platform. Neither
half comes out of the curve reserve; fees are held apart from it, and that
separation is what makes the reserve impossible to withdraw.
Weekly buyback and burn
half of platform fees
From launch onward, one surprise day each week, it buys $NOAH on
the open curve and burns it. There is no fixed schedule, so there is nothing to
trade against.
Already committed180,000 $NOAH
The mainnet day draw, to three of the 33 most active testnet wallets.
90,000 first · 60,000 second · 30,000 third
There is no allocation to pay this from, so the platform buys them itself: on the
open curve, after launch, at whatever price the curve is asking, out of its own
pocket. The prizes stand in the same queue as everybody else's, because there is
no other queue. The 33 wallets are listed on the
Boarding Pass before the draw, not after it.
Graduation5,000 USDC raised
At that point the coin graduates and trading continues on the same
curve. There is no migration step, so there is no LP to pull.
$NOAH is a memecoin. It promises nothing and it is worth what
somebody will pay for it. Every figure above can be read straight off the
contract, which is linked from the docs.