Robinhood Chain · Uniswap v2 · 1B fixed supply

The cat that runs
a treasury.

Most memes are a picture and a promise. CashCatStrategy is a picture with a treasury behind it. A 4 percent tax on every trade buys $CASHCAT, parks it in on chain sell walls above cost, then buys back and burns its own supply with the profit. One billion tokens, no mint, liquidity burned.

1Bfixed supply
2%max wallet
4 / 4buy / sell tax
burnedliquidity
Verified contract · $CASHCATSTR robinhood chain · id 4663
0x1585fc848980b6b24b707b5e51081fa80ce61170
no mint
liquidity burned
tax cap 10% per side
gate opens once
max wallet 2%

The treasury trades $CASHCAT, the flagship cat of Robinhood Chain, at 0x020bfC650A365f8BB26819deAAbF3E21291018b4. $CASHCATSTR above is the strategy token you hold.

Always verify the address on chain before you buy

Live on chain

Everything, read live.

CASHCATSTR burned
of total supply
actually holding CASHCAT
profit banked in ETH
Read straight from Robinhood Chain, refreshes on its own. The bot buys CASHCAT every 15 minutes. Track every buy on chain

The thesis

A meme with a treasury.

01

The usual meme launches, pumps, and then lives off attention alone. When the timeline moves on there is nothing underneath. CashCatStrategy starts from the opposite idea. The cat is the front of house. Behind it sits an autonomous treasury that does exactly one job, forever, and every trade feeds it.

02

The supply is one billion and it is fixed. There is no mint function anywhere in the contract, so no one can print more later, not the team, not a future owner, not a compromised key. On top of that the token is deflationary, because the treasury keeps buying $CASHCATSTR back off the market and burning it.

03

Liquidity is burned to a dead address, so the floor cannot be pulled out from under holders. Trading opens exactly once through openTrading and can never be closed again. The max wallet is 2 percent at launch, which keeps any single buyer from cornering the book on day one. No pause switch, no quiet freeze.

04

The strategy is a loop. The tax buys $CASHCAT in small slices, the treasury sells it higher through on chain walls, and the profit both burns $CASHCATSTR and, when holders vote for it, pays $CASHCAT to voters. The principal always returns to the treasury. It is a ratchet, not a pipe. Value compounds inside, it does not leak out.

The CashCatStrategy cycle

The cycle · tax buys CASHCAT, walls sell higher, profit burns the supply

The mechanism

Four moving parts.
One closed loop.

01 · Tax

Every swap pays in

Every buy and sell of $CASHCATSTR carries a 4 percent tax. It converts to ETH and lands in an autonomous treasury. The cap is 10 percent per side and it lives in the bytecode. The owner can never push it higher.

02 · Buy

The treasury stacks CASHCAT

The treasury uses that ETH to buy $CASHCAT, the flagship cat of Robinhood Chain, in small capped slices that never move the market. It tracks its average cost as it stacks.

03 · Sell

Walls, not dumps

The CASHCAT is parked in Uniswap v3 sell walls placed above cost. No wall can ever sit below plus 25 percent over the average cost. A wall only fills if the price rises to it. It sells into strength, never into weakness.

04 · Burn

Supply only goes down

Realized profit buys $CASHCATSTR back off the open market and burns it, or, when holders vote for it, pays $CASHCAT out to voters. The principal stays in the treasury and keeps working.

Governance

Holders hold the wheel.

Q1

What does the treasury do with realized profit? Each cycle, holders vote the split between buying $CASHCATSTR back and burning it, and paying a share out to voters in $CASHCAT. The community decides where the profit lands, not the team.

Q2

How does the treasury place its walls? The floor is fixed in code, no wall ever sits below plus 25 percent over cost, but holders vote on the ladder above it, how patient or how aggressive the walls should be as the treasury stacks and sells.

Gasless ballot. Votes are signed off chain, so casting one costs nothing in gas. Your weight is the size of your bag, and no one can vote with tokens they do not actually hold. The owner executes the winning option with a published hash.

The airdrop

A vote that pays.

Where it comes from

Real treasury profit

It comes from the profit the treasury books when it sells CASHCAT higher than it bought. Real gains the cat actually made, shared back with the holders who show up, not money pulled from the next round of buyers.

How it is paid

In $CASHCAT

The share holders vote to distribute is paid in $CASHCAT, the token the treasury already stacked and sold. It is real inventory that changed hands on chain, not freshly printed supply.

Who receives it

The voters

It goes to the addresses that showed up and voted. Taking part in governance is the ticket. This rewards the holders steering the treasury, not passive size alone.

Read this carefully. Governance votes the allocation. The airdrop is a decision made by holders each cycle, funded by treasury profit. It is never a fixed yield and never a promise to buy and earn a set percent. It is real when the treasury turns a profit and the vote passes, and it is nothing when it does not.

Usual meme vs the cat

Attention runs out.
A treasury compounds.

axisusual memeCashCatStrategy
SupplyOften mintable1B fixed, no mint, burns down
LiquidityCan be pulledBurned to a dead address
Trading gateCan pause and trapOpens once, never closes
TaxCan spike anytime4 / 4, capped 10% per side
Max walletSilent tighten2% at launch
Value sourceNew buyersTreasury profit from trading CASHCAT
SellingPanic dumpsWalls that only fill into strength
DirectionTeam decidesHolders vote the split

Join the cat

One billion tokens.
One treasury.

Grab the contract, follow the cat on X, and watch the treasury stack, sell, and burn its own supply.