LOCK THE MEMESA new token every Saturday. A commitment to lock 40% of every launch’s total supply. One place to see the details for yourself.
Saturday is drop day. Follow the Telegram community for the first token, launch date and exact time. No token or lock record has been published yet.
Pre-launch preview. The 40% figure is a commitment, not a verified on-chain balance.
For every token we launch, we plan to lock 40% of its total supply and publish the information needed to inspect that lock.
*The remaining supply allocation will be disclosed per token. Lock duration and terms will also be published for each launch.
Each Saturday release takes the top spot. Previous launches remain below with their token details and lock records.
The record will identify the token quantity, lock provider, start date, unlock schedule and any cancellation rights.
Direct links to the lock and its transaction will let you inspect the evidence independently.
Follow the launches, get Saturday announcements and keep up with the team in one community.
Clear terms. Visible records.
No guessing what the number means.
New drops are planned for every Saturday. The exact time and first launch date will be announced in our Telegram community. Each published launch appears above earlier launches, which remain available below.
The plan is to place 40% of a token’s total supply into a time-based token lock. The actual amount, supply basis, duration and release terms must be published for each token before its lock can be evaluated.
The team has not announced a lock duration yet. Each launch will display its own start date, unlock date and any staged release schedule once those terms are confirmed.
This commitment concerns token supply. A liquidity lock is separate. Any liquidity lock will need its own clearly labeled record and verification link.
Once a lock is created and its details are supplied, the launch record will include a link to the lock provider and the on-chain transaction. There are currently no published lock records on this site.
No. A supply lock alone does not establish the safety of a token, its liquidity or the rest of its supply. Review the contract, distribution, lock terms and trading risks independently.