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Welcome to Catpound

Catpound is built on creator-fee launchpads. On Ethereum mainnet that is moto.fun; on Robinhood Chain it is pons. Every coin launched there pays its creator a cut of every trade — for as long as the coin trades. Catflow turns that fee right into something you can hold and sell.

What it isFor
CatflowA coin's creator-fee right, held as an NFTA creator sells future fees for cash now; a buyer gets a permanent, cash-paying stream

That is the product. The Claim page is the one leftover from an earlier era: it pays out MOTO that is still vesting to past depositors, and it stays live because that MOTO is still theirs.

What a creator fee is​

Every moto.fun coin pays its creator:

  • 0.5% of every trade while the coin is on the bonding curve;
  • 0.3% of every swap on its pools after it graduates — forever.

The fees accrue in MotoSwap's CreatorFeeVault, paid in the trade's quote asset (ETH on the curve and the coin/ETH pool, MOTO on the coin/MOTO pool), never in the coin itself. Only the coin's registered creator can claim them, and the creator can hand that right to any address in one transaction.

On Robinhood Chain the fee source differs. A pons coin's whole supply sits in one Uniswap V3 position, and pons pays the creator 70% of the fees that pool collects — in WETH and the coin itself. The market over the right is the same; How it works spells out the per-chain detail.

Catflow is a market over that right. A creator moves it into a position contract, which mints an NFT; whoever holds the NFT holds the right, and can sell it like anything else. Read How it works next.

Key properties​

  • Non-custodial. A position holds the fee right and nothing else. It never rests funds between a claim and the payment that follows it, in the same transaction.
  • It resells anywhere. Positions are standard ERC-721s, so OpenSea and every other NFT marketplace work on day one.
  • No keeper, no deposit, no compounding. A buyer is buying a stream of fees, not a vault.
  • The claim is open, the payment is not. Anyone may trigger a claim; only the NFT's owner is ever paid.

Read this before you buy​

  • MotoSwap can reassign or pause a coin's fees. Its registry owner holds adminSetCreator and setDisabled. A flow that has been taken over cannot be bought, and its holder has no on-chain recourse. This is disclosed on every listing.
  • Most coins go quiet. A flow on a dead coin pays nothing. That is the buyer's bet, not a bug.

Both are covered in full in the FAQ.

Get started​