For the cats.
I like Catecoin.
Catepad market browser
Read this first.

Are these real tokens?+
Yes. Every completed launch creates a genuine Pump.fun token on Solana mainnet with a mint address that can be verified onchain.
What can I launch?+
Any lawful project or theme. Token media must pass the standard file, size and safety checks before the launch can be built.
Can the launch metadata be replaced?+
Not after minting. Catepad pins it automatically and binds it to the launch so the public record stays consistent.
What does burning $CATE do?+
The verified burn unlocks a permanent launch tier and becomes a public commitment signal. Burns are irreversible.
Launch a coin.
Configure your coin, choose a community reserve, then approve funding from your connected wallet.
The Index
The on-chain index for Catepad launches. Burn-backed tiers, community reserves, migration status and live market activity—disclosed before you trade.
Claim your airdrops.
Connect your wallet first
Allocations are held against an address, so there is nothing to look up until this page has one. Connect and anything owed to you appears here.
How it works.
The complete guide to launching through Catepad and claiming community allocations after migration.
What is Catepad?
Catepad is a Solana launch protocol where every coin begins with a transparent allocation for the $CATE community.
A creator launches a real Pump.fun token. Catepad buys 30M or 50M tokens from the fresh curve, secures that reserve in the program vault, and makes it claimable by qualified $CATE holders after migration.
What makes it different
- Community reserve built in.The reserve purchase is part of the launch rather than a later promise.
- Commitment backed by $CATE.Enhanced tiers require a confirmed, irreversible on-chain burn.
- Claims are independently verifiable.Eligibility is frozen at migration and committed with a Merkle root.
- Every state is public.The token page follows the coin from funding through launch, migration and distribution.
What Catepad does not do
Catepad does not guarantee a token’s price, trading activity or success. Launches are permissionless market assets. Always verify the mint address and on-chain state before trading.
Launch flow
One wallet approval funds a dedicated launch wallet. Automatic execution handles the remaining protocol steps.
1. Add the coin
Choose the name, ticker, description, image and optional social links. Metadata and media are pinned before the coin is created, and the permanent metadata URI is bound to the launch record.
2. Choose the commitment
Select a Stray, Prowler or Panther tier and a 30M or 50M community reserve. The interface requests the exact SOL funding quote plus a limited gas reserve.
3. Confirm from your wallet
Your connected wallet signs authentication once per session, approves any required $CATE tier transaction, and funds the child launch wallet. Catepad verifies confirmed on-chain transfers before execution continues.
4. Create and secure
The child wallet creates the Pump.fun coin and buys the selected reserve atomically in one Solana transaction. Catepad then moves the purchased tokens into the program vault and publishes the token page.
The child wallet exists to execute one launch safely. It is not a second wallet the user needs to manage.
The community reserve
Every Catepad launch buys a fixed reserve from the fresh bonding curve for future distribution to $CATE holders.
Reserve sizes
Creators select either 30,000,000 or 50,000,000 tokens for the community reserve.
Where the tokens go
After the Pump.fun create-and-buy transaction confirms, the reserve is deposited into the Catepad program vault derived for that mint. The creator cannot withdraw or redirect holder allocations.
How allocations are calculated
After migration, each qualified wallet receives the same fraction of the reserve as its fraction of eligible $CATE at the snapshot. Integer rounding dust remains in the vault rather than being assigned arbitrarily.
Launch tiers
Tiers are public commitment signals determined by confirmed $CATE burns—not by a label selected in the browser.
Open launch with the standard community reserve.
Permanent tier badge backed by a verified burn.
Highest commitment tier with a reviewed launch window.
Burn verification
The backend builds the tier transaction and checks its mint, amount, sender, dedicated launch-wallet destination and confirmation before SOL funding is unlocked. During execution, that wallet submits a real SPL token burn before Pump.fun creation; this reduces supply and is not merely a transfer to a generic dead wallet. The burn signature becomes part of the public launch record.
A confirmed $CATE burn cannot be reversed, refunded or reused for another launch.
Migration snapshot
Holder eligibility is frozen at the finalized Solana slot containing the Pump.fun migration.
Who qualifies
Every wallet with a positive $CATE balance at the cutoff is included. Balances across multiple token accounts owned by the same wallet are consolidated. Purchases after the migration slot and zero-balance accounts are excluded.
How Catepad proves the list
The Helius-backed holder watcher keeps finalized token-account history. At migration, Catepad reconstructs balances at the exact cutoff, calculates every allocation and creates a deterministic Merkle tree. The root and snapshot slot are activated on-chain.
If the watcher cannot prove that its history covers the migration slot, distribution activation stops. Catepad does not estimate missing holders.
Custodial wallets
Tokens held through a centralized or custodial service belong to the controlling on-chain address at snapshot time. Catepad cannot identify a service’s internal user balances.
Claiming airdrops
Qualified holders claim directly from each launch’s program vault after its migration snapshot is activated.
Check your allocations
Open the Airdrops page and connect the same Solana wallet that held $CATE at migration. Catepad checks all finalized launch snapshots and shows any allocation available to that address.
Submit a claim
- Select Claim allocation for an eligible launch.
- Review and sign the Solana transaction in your connected wallet.
- The program verifies the Merkle proof and sends the launch tokens from its vault.
- An on-chain claim receipt prevents the same wallet from claiming twice.
Your calculated allocation is tied to your snapshot balance and wallet address. Another holder cannot take it by claiming first.
When claims appear
A launch remains marked “snapshot preparing” until migration is finalized, the holder tree is complete and the on-chain distribution state is active.
Safety and verification
The chain is the source of truth. Catepad’s interface exposes protocol state, but you should independently verify high-value actions.
Before signing
- Confirm the site's address before connecting your wallet.
- Check the requested SOL or $CATE amount in your wallet.
- Never share a seed phrase or private key with Catepad.
- Verify the mint address from the token page before trading.
Backend enforcement
Launch rules, tier payments, funding caps, claim ownership and state transitions are enforced server-side and on-chain. The browser is never treated as the authority for eligibility or payment confirmation.
Transaction safety
Pump.fun creation is simulated before broadcast, uses a fresh blockhash and is retried only within that blockhash’s validity window. Launch records are idempotent so a retry cannot silently create a second launch.
Catepad verifies protocol execution, not a creator’s claims or a token’s future value. Never trade more than you can afford to lose.
One token behind every launch
$CATE is the token Catepad runs on. Teams burn it to unlock permanent launch tiers, qualifying holders receive post-migration allocations, and every burn is verifiable onchain.
What it does here
Enhanced Catepad tiers are bought with fire: a team transfers the exact $CATE requirement to its dedicated launch wallet, and the launch wallet burns it permanently before Pump.fun execution can continue.
The confirmed burn becomes the launch’s public commitment signal. It cannot be refunded, reused, or assigned to another launch.
Why holding it matters
Every qualifying wallet at a launch’s finalized migration snapshot receives a pro-rata share of that project’s reserved tokens. There is no claim race and no private whitelist.
Catepad currently tracks — active $CATE holders through its Helius-backed holder monitor.
The story
$CATE began as a Solana community token. Catepad makes that community part of every launch by using $CATE for verifiable tiers and using finalized holder snapshots for distribution.
Cats Always Takes Everything—and on Catepad, qualifying cats share every project reserve after migration.
$CLOWD fee policy: 70% of generated creator fees buy back and burn $CLOWD; 30% buy and burn $CATE. Every completed action will be publicly verifiable onchain.
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