$MXMX price
—From the live MXMX/ETH quote.
Robinhood Chain · Chain ID 4663
Hold Meme Index.
Get paid in memes.
Every trade pays a 4% fee in ETH. The treasury spends it on memes and drops them straight into holder wallets every 6 hours — as long as there’s volume. No claiming, no staking. Want blue chips instead? Flip your basket to stocks whenever you like.
Live · distribution terminal
Total value distributed
—
Fees collected
—Wallets paid
—Connect your wallet to see what this has paid you.
Paid to your wallet
—
Tokens received
—Your share of payouts
Custom basket — your own mix. Set it on the token cards below.
Connect a wallet to set which basket you are paid in.
Switch payouts to STOCKSOne signature · takes effect at the next drop
Holders
—Wallets above the minimum $MXMX threshold.
Fees collected
—Total ETH taken by the fee hook.
Next distribution
23:59:59Eligible wallets are paid pro-rata, every cycle.
Buy
Swap right here.
Straight through the pool's own router — no aggregator, no bridge, no extra fee beyond the 4% that funds your payouts. The quote below is exact, not an estimate: it is computed from the pool's live reserves, so what you see is what the swap does.
Swap
Slippage
%
You pay
—
ETH
You receive
—
$MXMX
Trade details—
The 4% fee is charged in ETH on every buy and every sell.
The pipeline
Fee in. Memes out.
Four steps, all on chain. Steps 1 and 2 happen on every single trade. Steps 3 and 4 run once an hour.
01
People trade $MXMX
Trades route through the Uniswap v4 MXMX/ETH pool.
Uniswap v402
The hook takes 4%
Charged in native ETH on buys and sells. $MXMX itself is never sold to fund payouts.
4% in ETH03
The treasury buys
Collected ETH is split evenly across the basket — the same amount buys each asset, however many there are.
Even split04
Everyone gets paid
Tokens land in your wallet, sized by your balance and the basket you picked.
DailyThe twist
You pick what you get paid in.
One click sets your basket. Memes if you want the upside, tokenized stocks if you want the boring kind of green. Switch as often as you like — your choice locks in when the next snapshot runs, so nobody can flip in at the last second to skim a bigger share.
Reading the basket from the chain…
Every token here is bought and paid out to holders, read live from the treasury’s own basket — the multisig can add or remove with no redeploy.
For projects
Put your token in the basket.
Every cycle, the treasury market-buys the tokens holders elect and drops them straight into wallets. Get your token listed and every holder who picks it becomes recurring, on-chain buy pressure for your project — paid for by our trading fees, not yours. Your community gets the other half of the deal: hold $MXMX, get paid in yours.
01
Recurring buys, on-chainEach distribution cycle buys your token on the open market, sized by real elected demand. Not an airdrop of your supply — purchases.
02
A yield story for your holders“Hold $MXMX, stack $YOURS passively” is a reason for your community to show up here — and their fees pay for everyone’s next round.
03
Free. Two requirements.Live token on Robinhood Chain, and a tradable pool with honest liquidity — the treasury has to be able to buy it without being robbed.
Listing application · slot request
The record
Recent distributions.
Every drop is one on-chain transaction. Amounts are what actually left the treasury and landed in wallets — not an estimate, not an APR.
Reading distribution history from the chain…
Every row is a real distribution, read from the distributor's own events. Click one to open the transaction on Blockscout.
Proof
Don't take our word for it.
Every claim below is read live from the chain when this page loads. Not typed in, not cached — if the state changed a minute ago, this shows the change. Click any address to check it yourself on the explorer.
Questions
The obvious ones.
How much $MXMX do I need to hold?
Ten million $MXMX — one hundredth of one percent of supply. Hold that and you are in the registry, and every payout from then on is automatic and pro-rata to your balance. There is no tier above it and no lock-up: the bar exists only so a cycle is not spent paying dust to wallets holding a few tokens. The contract can lower it, and never raise it past where it launched.
Do I need to claim anything?
No. Tokens land in your wallet on their own, every cycle. No claim button, no staking, no approval to sign, no contract that has to be trusted with your bag. If you are holding, you are already earning.
What do I actually get paid in?
Real assets, not more of the same token. The treasury spends the fee on memecoins and tokenized stocks and sends those straight out. You choose which basket pays you and can switch whenever — the change takes effect from the next cycle.
Can the fee be raised later?
No. It is a constant in the fee hook, and that hook has no owner and no pause function. Nobody can change it — not us, not a vote, not a future upgrade. Raising it would mean deploying a different contract and a different pool, which would be a different token.
Can the liquidity be pulled?
No. The position is held by a lock contract whose withdraw function reverts permanently once sealed, and it is sealed. That is a bool with no setter to clear it, so it holds for every future owner and key. The address is on this page — read locked() yourself.
What happens if I sell some of my bag?
You are paid on whatever you still hold when the cycle runs, pro-rata. Selling part of your position reduces your share, it does not zero it. Drop below ten million $MXMX and you leave the registry until you top back up.
How often do payouts land?
Every 6 hours — read live from the contract, so this page can never lie about it — whenever the collected fees are worth distributing. The keeper snapshots holders, buys the basket with the fee pot, and sends it out. A quiet stretch skips a window instead of burning the pot on gas; the countdown at the top always shows the next window.
What happens when the token grows?
The fee is a share of volume, so the treasury scales with trading rather than with anything we decide. More volume means bigger buys into the baskets and bigger payouts to the same holders — the split is pro-rata and does not dilute as new wallets arrive, because your share tracks your balance, not your position in a queue.