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 fee1.5%
0.5% to whoever launched the coin, 1% to the platform. None of it
comes out of the curve reserve; fees are held apart from it, and that
separation is what makes the reserve impossible to withdraw.
Buyback & burn
from the week after graduation
Once $NOAH graduates, half of the platform's 1% fee slice on AnewOne.Fun
from every buyback week (they take turns with prize weeks) buys $NOAH in its Uniswap pool
on Sunday at 09:00 UTC and burns it, in a public transaction whose link is posted. It is a platform decision, not a contract rule: any change is announced
in the docs first. It has not started; $NOAH has
not graduated yet.
Graduation5,000 USDC raised
At that point the curve closes and moves into a Uniswap v3 pool, at the
price it ended on, and trading resumes there. The position stays inside the platform
contract, which has no way to withdraw it, so there is still nothing to pull.
$NOAH is a memecoin. It promises nothing and it is worth what
somebody will pay for it. Supply, the early cap, the fee and graduation can be read straight
off the contract, which is linked from the docs; the burn is the
platform's own commitment, not a contract rule.