Cash Cat just dropped letscash.fun, a community memecoin launchpad built using Uniswap v4 hooks. The idea actually came straight from the community after Robinhood Crypto launched, and the team made it happen. It’s got two modes and is getting the final thumbs up from Hyacinth Audits and SB Security right now.
How the letscash.fun launchpad works
The platform operates in two modes:
- Creator Mode, where 70 percent of tokens go to the creator and 30 percent to the protocol
- Self-Destruct Mode, where the same 70 percent split is used to buy and burn tokens instead
The protocol’s 30 percent share is then used to burn $CASHCAT, stack the treasury, and fund development. The platform is powered by Uniswap v4, which employs a permissionless, decentralized mechanism that is immutable after deployment. It is currently undergoing its final security review by Hyacinth Audits and SB Security.
The community-driven origin
The launchpad basically came to be because the community was clamoring for a legit fair launch spot right after Robinhood Crypto made its big debut.
“In light of the launchpad commotion throughout the first few weeks of Robinhood Crypto, the Cash Cat community came together and formed their own solution,” the team stated.
The crew really bulked up their dev squad, nailed down all the nitty-gritty technicals and tokenomics, and pushed through a deep-dive security audit.
The whole setup is built to be “by the community, for the community,” complete with a sweet flywheel mechanism that keeps things rolling for both the creators and the protocol.
Cash Cat (CASHCAT) token performance
The $CASHCAT token surged over 50 percent following the news. Performing a strong correction in the recent hours, trading at $0,041 at the time of writing.
The game has really changed out there. Those big-name blue chips are losing some serious ground, while these hyperlocal casino coins are blowing up on new, fresh rails. The market structure has gotten super professional at the top, which is just fragmenting the liquidity for everyone else below.
Unfortunately, most traders are still coming out in the red; about 60 percent of memecoin traders are actually unprofitable, mostly because the insiders and early wallets are grabbing up all the gains.
