MEMECAST is the hub where meme projects gather liquidity and community under disclosed terms. The first product is the Liquidity Hub, and the first project on it is $JEANPHIL — the AI meme influencer and the face of happy living.
Top-ups and withdrawal requests are available in the Telegram Mini App. Pool participation opens after its terms are published.
How a pool works
Target amount, minimum participation, the dated terms version and the roadmap are all on the project page. Nothing is held back for later.
Verification, guarantor and the reward programme each show their real state, including when that state is empty. A trust badge appears only when documentary evidence exists.
It opens once the network, the participation asset and the custody model are set and the terms are published. The button stays off until they are.
Figures in the project document
These three figures come from the project document. Terms are not final and can change before launch, and no amount can be committed today. Nothing here is a price, an offer or a commitment.
Deposits and withdrawals
Open the Telegram Mini App for current top-up routes and your USD balance. Withdrawal requests use USDT on BNB Smart Chain and require administrator approval.
Deposit options are not withdrawal options. Withdrawals leave on one chain, and the app states it rather than hiding it behind an icon.
Check the live token and network in the app before creating an invoice. Send only to that invoice's address on its named network; a transfer on a different chain may not be recoverable.
Before you send anything
In the app
The Mini App runs inside Telegram. The channel is where announcements go; the community chat is where questions get answered.
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