CASHCAT, a meme token on Robinhood’s blockchain, said on July 29 that it will roll out a token issuance platform called letscash.fun. The team said the platform will offer two operating modes. Under the creator mode, 70% of tokens go to the creator and 30% go to the protocol. Under the self-burn mode, the same 70% portion is used to buy back and burn tokens. According to CASHCAT, the protocol’s 30% share will be used to burn CASHCAT tokens, add funds to the treasury, and support development. The platform is powered by Uniswap v4 and is designed to be permissionless, decentralized, and immutable after deployment. CASHCAT also said the product is currently undergoing final security reviews by Hyacinth Audits and SB Security.
BlockBeats reported on July 29 that CASHCAT, a meme token on Robinhood’s blockchain, said it will launch a token issuance platform called letscash.fun.
According to CASHCAT, the platform will use two modes.
- In creator mode, 70% of tokens will go to the creator, while 30% will go to the protocol.
- In self-burn mode, the same 70% share will be used to buy back and burn tokens.
CASHCAT said the protocol’s 30% allocation will be used to burn CASHCAT tokens, increase treasury funds, and support development.
The platform is powered by Uniswap v4 and uses a permissionless, decentralized structure that cannot be changed after deployment. It is currently undergoing final security reviews by Hyacinth Audits and SB Security.
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