CATE WHEEL
Every trade spins it. Fees buy $CATE, holders get paid, and a slice goes to a reserve that keeps the payouts coming on a slow lap.
- Pool this lap
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- accruing
- Per 500K held
- In reserve
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- backs the payout
- Paid out
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- all time
How the wheel turns
Five stages, running every 24 hours. Each one feeds the next — that's the whole point of a flywheel.
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1
Volume
Every $CATEWHEEL trade throws off a creator fee. No minting, no selling — the wheel is powered by activity alone.
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2
Fees
Fees pile up in SOL. 15% is drawn off for marketing and running costs — the only SOL that ever leaves.
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3
Buyback
The other 85% buys $CATE on the open market. Same book, same price, same slippage as anybody else.
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4
Payout
90% of that $CATE goes straight to every wallet holding 500,000+ $CATEWHEEL. No claiming, no staking.
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5
Reserve
The last 10% builds a $CATE reserve. If fees come up short on a lap, the reserve tops the payout up so holders still get paid — then it all goes round again.
Where it goes
Every number here is fixed in the contract of how this runs. Nothing is discretionary.
15%
Marketing
Drawn from fees in SOL. Covers promotion and running costs. The figure does not move.
90%
To holders
Of all $CATE bought, paid pro-rata to wallets holding 500,000+ $CATEWHEEL at snapshot.
10%
To the reserve
Held in a public wallet as a buffer. Only ever spent to top up a payout when fees fall short — never sold to market. Verify it on-chain any time.
Pit stop
Paste a wallet and we'll read its standing straight off Solana. Read-only.
We will never ask you to sign anything. This does one public balance lookup. It cannot move funds and never asks you to connect a wallet. If a site claiming to be CATEWHEEL asks you to approve a transaction, it isn't us.
Lap log
Every lap the wheel has turned, with the transaction that proves it.