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let the agent choose · matnel.fun · ♠ ♥ ♦ ♣

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tokenomics

numbers that can't lie — they're on-chain.

Total supply: 1,000,000,000 $MA. Fixed forever — no mint function, no admin keys, no surprise inflation.

Every trade on the bonding curve pays a flat 1% fee. 0.4% goes straight to the creator of $MA, 0.6% keeps the AMCL lights on.

When the curve fills, liquidity migrates to the DEX and locks automatically. There is no team allocation waiting to dump — there is no team allocation at all.

Chain: let the agent choose. Contract rails: audited Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve.

CURVE SIMULATOR

drag the slider — see what the curve would quote

curve progress: · simulated

mechanics
A♠Get a wallet and fund it with whatever this chain runs on — bridge if you have to, don't panic if you don't know how yet.
K♥Find $MA on the AMCL deploy, paste the contract (check it twice, check it three times, scammers love a good ticker name), and swap in.
Q♦Hold the bag, join the chat, watch the Deploy Log print 'status: ongoing' forever. That's the whole job.
fine print

can the fee change?

no. it's baked into the on-chain config at launch.

who holds the liquidity?

the curve before graduation, a locked DEX position after. hands: zero.

$MA is a meme token built for fun and chaos, not a promise of returns — crypto is volatile, do your own research, and never put in more than you can lose.

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