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$CADEA

Proposed · not launched

Lock it for early access across Cadea. Spend it on boosts, fees and API credits, and it is burned.

A fixed share of every fee Cadea earns in ETH would also buy $CADEA and burn it, in the same transaction. It does not exist yet.

What it is forOfficial links
The token would live at a Cadea plate that starts with cadea and ends in Cadea. Until launch day that ending proves nothing: any $CADEA you see today is not Cadea’s, and the real token address will be listed on Official links first. Ten hex characters, the ending in its checksum case: about a day of grinding for one laptop GPU.
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Supply
1,000,000,000
fixed, minted once at launch; the token has no owner and no mint function
Burn share
30%
of every ETH fee Cadea keeps, under a raise-only floor the contract would enforce
Presale
None
none proposed; the curve’s ETH would become locked liquidity, so the team raises no money
Emissions
None
no staking rewards, no farming

What it is forlock it for access, spend it and it is burned

Lock itfor access, never for income

  • 90s
    locks only, then everyone
    With the next launchpad

    Early window at launches

    A creator can open the first 90 seconds of a coin’s curve to wallets with locked $CADEA only. They buy at the same curve price as everyone after them; bots without a lock wait.

    For Traders who want in before the crowd, and creators who want fewer snipers.

    The access lock, at or above the minimum the window sets. Each lock can buy up to a cap inside the window.

    Designed, not built. The gate sits in the launchpad’s own curve buy, which only Cadea runs until graduation, so the coin itself needs nothing extra. It ships with a new launchpad version.

  • 24h7d

    How a lock works

    1
    lock serves every use in this group but the pledge
    24h
    old before it counts, so last-minute tokens are too late
    7 days
    to unlock, so one balance cannot hop between launches
    0
    paid to you for it, in the token or in ETH

    Each use sets its own minimum before launch. The pledge is locked behind its own pattern instead.

  • 30 min
    first look at every new plate
    After the early window
    c0de30:00

    First look at new plates

    A new market listing opens to wallets with locked $CADEA for its first 30 minutes, at the seller’s price. Everyone else can buy after that.

    For Collectors and traders who want the best plates before everyone else.

    The access lock. A seller who wants every buyer at once can list without the window.

    Enforced in the market contract’s own buy, so it needs nothing outside Cadea. It ships once the early window has proved itself at launches.

  • #1
    pledged most, ranked first
    Day one
    c0ffeef00ddec0de

    Pledges on the demand board

    Lock $CADEA behind a pattern you want to exist. The demand board ranks patterns by what is pledged, so miners and holders see what is wanted most.

    For Plate hunters, and creators who want a pattern to exist before they launch on it.

    Locked behind that one pattern, apart from the access lock. It comes back in full when a matching plate is listed, or after 30 days; withdrawing earlier burns 1%, so fake demand costs something.

    Designed, not built. The ranking ships with the token. A pledge is public, so a creator keeping a launch plan private should not pledge.

Spend itall of it burned; ETH stays the default for every fee

  • 100%
    of the $CADEA paid is burned
    Day one
    acePROMOTED

    Boosts

    Put a coin or a plate in front: the featured shelf, the top of search, a highlight on the demand board. Every boost is labelled Promoted and never hides verification or anti-rug facts.

    For Coin creators and plate sellers who want to be seen.

    Paid in $CADEA, all of it is burned. The price rises when boosts sell fast and falls when they do not. Paid in ETH, the usual burn share applies.

    Designed, not built: one contract call burns the token and records the boost. A scam loses its boost, with no refund.

  • −20%
    on every fee paid in $CADEA
    3 to 6 months after launch
    FEE0.001 ETH−20%

    Pay fees in $CADEA

    Registration, market and launch fees payable in $CADEA at 20% off, and what you pay is burned.

    For Anyone who uses Cadea often.

    Priced from the lower of two prices, the burn’s own average buying price and the market price, so pushing the price up never makes a fee cheaper.

    Waits for the burn to build a price history the contracts can trust. How referrers are paid on this path is still open.

  • 0
    resale: credits stay with the partner
    When partners pay for the API
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    Partner API credits

    Launchpads, wallets and bots buy credits for the premium API: higher rate limits and webhooks.

    For Partners building on Cadea.

    Burn $CADEA for credits at the day’s rate, or pay ETH. Credits are priced in ETH and cannot be moved or resold, so a partner’s costs do not move with the token.

    Only Cadea’s own fee inside a credit is burned.

  • BURNEDboostfeecreditFURNACE RANK

    Your burn record

    Every token you burn is recorded to the wallet that caused it: on your profile, and in a Furnace column on the leaderboards.

    • Boostsall of the $CADEA paid
    • Feespaid in $CADEA, at a discount
    • API creditsCadea’s fee inside each
    • Pledge exitsthe share burned when pulled early
    Day oneStatus on burns that already happen; nothing is paid for it.

How the burn worksfees stay priced and paid in ETH

How fees paid in ETH buy and burn $CADEAThe proposed design. Five fee lines Cadea already earns in ETH (plate registration 0.0005 ETH, market sale 2.5%, coin launch 0.001 ETH, Cadea’s share of the curve trading fee, and Cadea’s share of graduated pool fees) flow into the contract. It would send a fixed 30% of every fee, a share the owner could raise but not lower, to a burn vault. A function anyone can call would spend the vault’s ETH on $CADEA from the market and burn what it bought in the same transaction. The rest of every fee goes to the treasury in ETH.1Fees Cadea earns, in ETHRegistration0.0005 ETHMarket sale2.5%Launch0.001 ETHCurve fees50% of 1%LP fees20% of 1%30% floor2The contractsplits every feeETHThe rest to thetreasury, in ETHBurn vault,a 30% share3ETHBuys $CADEAfrom the market4Burned in thesame transaction
Fees stay in ETH, and a fixed share of every fee would buy $CADEA and burn it.
  1. You pay a fee in ETHAs today: 0.0005 ETH to register a plate, 2.5% of a market sale, 0.001 ETH to launch a coin, Cadea’s 50% of the 1% curve trading fee, and Cadea’s 20% of a graduated pool’s 1% fee.
  2. The contract splits itA fixed 30% would go to a burn contract, and the rest to the treasury in ETH. The owner wallet could raise the share, never lower it: the burn contract would have no function that lowers it and no owner who could redirect it.
  3. Anyone can trigger the buyA function anyone can call spends the burn contract’s ETH on $CADEA in its pool, in small chunks under an hourly cap, so a trader who front-runs it can take only a bounded amount. A descending price auction is the other option; neither is chosen yet.
  4. What it buys is burnedIn the same transaction, so nothing bought is ever held. The token has no mint function, so burned tokens can never be reminted.

Designed, not built: the burn would ship with the token. The five fee lines that feed it keep their amounts and stay in ETH. Curve trading fees, the largest, already reach Cadea inside every trade, so the burn takes its share where they land.

What it does, and whenand what it will never do

Day one

if it launches
The burn
30% of every ETH fee, under the raise-only floor, buys $CADEA and burns it. Burns are charted against the unlock calendar every month.
Boosts and pledges
Boosts paid in $CADEA, all of it burned; pledges on the demand board; and every burn recorded to the wallet that caused it.
The launch
On Cadea’s own bonding curve, at the plate 0xcadea…Cadea, like any coin here. No presale, no private round, no venture money.
Launch protection
The Strong anti-sniper preset: a tax on others’ buys starts at 90% and falls to zero over the first 180 seconds, on top of the 1% trade fee. It guards only those 180 seconds.
Graduation
When the curve has raised 4.20 ETH, its ETH and 200 million tokens move into a Uniswap v4 pool whose liquidity is locked for good. As on every coin here, 80% of that pool’s trading fees go to the coin’s creator.

Later

each on its own condition
The early windows
At launches once the launchpad version that carries them ships; until then, launches keep the anti-sniper presets alone. The first look at new plates follows once it works.
API credits
Once partners pay for the API.
Pay fees in $CADEA
Three to six months on, at a discount, and what is paid in the token is burned. ETH stays the default for every fee.
Gasless transactions
A paymaster that covers the network fee, bundled with paying in the token. A convenience; it adds almost nothing to the burn.

Paying in the token and gasless ship only if volume is real.

Never

whatever the volume
  • Emissions to miners, traders or bidders
  • The token as the pair for launched coins
  • Buybacks that hold what they buy
  • Buyback announcements at anyone’s discretion
  • Token migrations or redenominations
  • Price language in its marketing
  • Rewards paid for locking it

Not proposed either: staking, a presale or a private round. Each would need the owner’s decision and counsel’s review, and this page would say so first.

The gas questioncan $CADEA pay Robinhood Chain’s network fee?

No.

Robinhood Chain’s network fee is always paid in ETH, and no contract can change that. A paymaster could accept $CADEA and pay the ETH for you, but it would then sell the token again to refill, or burn it and pay the ETH from revenue, which is a buyback under another name; either way it creates almost no demand. A call on Robinhood Chain costs very little gas, so there is little to save, and Cadea charges no fee per call to route into the burn: the fees it does charge already feed it.

Projected burnat three assumed activity levels, not a forecast

Activity level
Burn share

Projection at the low activity level and a 30% burn share: net revenue 1.27 ETH a month, 15.26 ETH a year, and 4.58 ETH burned a year.

Net a month1.27 ETHrevenue, after the referral share
Net a year15.26 ETHtwelve months at this level
ETH burned a year at 30%4.58 ETHspent on $CADEA, then burned

A projection at an assumed low activity level, not a forecast: none of these figures has happened. Curve trading fees are 39% of gross here, and they follow the memecoin cycle.

Not modelled: the sniper tax a coin’s first seconds pay (all of it to Cadea), the creator’s half of curve fees (it goes to the creator, not to Cadea), community rating fees, and the royalty on plate sales outside Cadea.

Assumed activity a month and the fees it pays, at the low level
Per month, assumedETH
Plates registered1,000, 0.0005 ETH each0.50
Market sales300 at 0.012 ETH, 2.5% of the price0.09
Coins launched100, 0.001 ETH each0.10
Curve trading1.20 ETH per launch, Cadea’s 50% of the 1% fee0.60
Graduated pool trading20.00 ETH, Cadea’s 20% of the 1% pool fee0.04
Brand block deposits kept0.20 ETH, kept on approval0.20
Gross revenue1.53
Less the referral share, worst case20% of registration, market, launch and curve fees, as if every payer was referred0.258
Net revenue1.27

Supply1,000,000,000, fixed, no emissions

Allocation

1,000,000,000 in total
Planned allocation of the 1,000,000,000 $CADEA supply
HolderShareTokens
Curve and graduated poolSold on Cadea’s curve. The ETH it raises becomes permanently locked liquidity at graduation, so the team raises no money.82%820M
TeamA 12 month cliff, then 36 months linear, to be locked on chain and published.10%100M
UsersTerms not set: whether users receive this share, and how, is decided before launch. Using Cadea today earns no claim to it.4%40M
TreasuryTo be locked 12 months, then released at most 1% of supply a year, each release published.4%40M

A proposal: the owner can change any share before launch. How the team and treasury shares would be locked on chain is not tested yet.

Unlock calendar

tokens a year, after launch
Unlock calendar by year after launchA proposal. Year 1: 40 million tokens, 4% of supply, the users’ share, whose terms are not set. Years 2, 3 and 4: about 43.3 million a year, 4.33%: 33.3 million to the team and at most 10 million from the treasury. Year 5: at most 10 million from the treasury, 1%.020M40M40MYear 14%43.3MYear 24.33%43.3MYear 34.33%43.3MYear 44.33%10MYear 51% max
  • Users, year 1, terms not set
  • Team, 36 months after the cliff
  • Treasury, a ceiling of 1% a year

Burns will be charted against this calendar from launch day. The 82% on the curve and in the graduated pool is not on it: it trades from the first block.