The trenches
It got loud down there. A new coin every minute, and nothing anyone would remember by dinner.
jim
all roads lead to jim
A small grey cat on the Float launchpad. Something traditional for the trenches, and a hedge against vamps and unethical PVP.
posted here at launch
Recently the trenches have been in dire need of something traditional and a hedge against vamps and unethical PVP.
Jim is the solution for those problems; with float introducing itself to the world there hasn't been a cult type of narrative to carry on the legacy of what float was built for.
It got loud down there. A new coin every minute, and nothing anyone would remember by dinner.
Anything that worked got copied within the hour. Same ticker, same picture, worse intentions. PVP stopped being a game.
Then Float showed up, with coins paired to tokenized stocks and a 1 SOL toll on reused tickers. It had rules. It didn't have a cult.
So here is Jim. A small grey cat with very big eyes. Something traditional. You don't need a whitepaper to understand a cat.
Nobody starts out looking for Jim. You get here the long way.
You aped the copy of the copy.
Three tickers, one narrative, no survivors.
The top twenty wallets were one guy.
"Never selling," said the dev, mid-sell.
You sold the bottom, then watched from the shoulder.
You bought the call. You were the exit.
different roads.same cat.
Float is a Solana launchpad where every coin is paired with another token: a tokenized stock like NVIDIA or Tesla, a pre-IPO name, ZEC or XMR, or plain SOL or USDC. Everyone on it drives by the same rules of the road.
Each ticker launches free once. Reusing one costs 1 SOL, refunded only if that coin graduates within 48 hours.
On the launch form, a creator's first buy stops at 3% of supply. The cap covers that one buy only.
At about $150,000 a coin graduates. Its liquidity moves to a Raydium pool and is locked forever.
15% of the fee split goes to a coin's holders, pro rata, in the paired token.
Every coin launches with a fixed supply and no mint or freeze authority.
All of this comes from Float's own docs. Read the full rules and the risks before you trade.
Whatever you type gets painted on the road to Jim. Save it and post it.
A link can't attach a picture on X, so save it first and drop it into your post.
You walked all this way.
Say hi to Jim.
posted here at launchOne CA. If it isn't on this page or on @JimOnFloat_, it isn't Jim.