Launch with PvE on
Point your launch buy at the cats instead of your own wallet, and get the cat holders in return.
With PvE on, early supply goes to staked Motocat holders instead of whoever snipes fastest. Every staked cat gets a claimable share of your coin when it graduates.
| Set at | Launch, as a share of your own buy |
| Who pays | You. The same ETH, the same 1.2% fee as any buy |
| Price | The curve price. One fill, so your slice and the cats' slice cost the same |
| Where the tokens go | Straight into escrow, never through your wallet |
| Topping up | Anyone can add to it, any time before graduation |
| When cats get paid | At graduation, in one drop |
| If it never graduates | The escrow stays parked |
Choosing the split
At launch you decide what your buy is for: all of it to the cats, all of it a dev buy, or a percentage split. You pay the same ETH either way. The setting only steers where the bought tokens land.
It is one buy at one price. The curve fills once and the two halves are separated afterward, in proportion to the ETH each represents, so neither side gets a better fill than the other and neither front-runs the other.
The cats' tokens never pass through your wallet. They go from the curve straight into the escrow.
If your buy crosses the graduation line
A buy that would take the curve past graduation fills only up to the line and refunds the rest. When that happens the donation is filled first, out of what was actually spent, and your own slice absorbs the shortfall. Promising 1 ETH to the cats means 1 ETH to the cats, not a proportion of whatever the curve happened to take.
Anyone can top it up
A public PvE buy is open to any wallet on any bonding coin, whether or not you turned PvE on at launch. The buyer pays the going price and the normal fee and keeps nothing: every token goes to the escrow. They can do it repeatedly, and so can anyone else.
If a coin's holders want the cat pool behind it, they can put it there themselves without asking you.
Graduation is the payout moment
Everything the escrow collected, from your launch and from every public PvE buy, credits to staked cats in one drop inside the graduation transaction. Not before, and not in pieces.
An active curve holds its escrow until it graduates. If a coin never sells out its curve, the escrow stays parked. That is by design: the cats get paid when the coin makes it, and the promise of the slice is part of why it makes it.
If a credit cannot land
Graduation can never be blocked by the cat credit, so if the credit fails the coin still graduates and the escrow stays put rather than being destroyed. A keeper retries it. Nothing is lost and there is nothing for you to do.
What you get
- Holders at graduation. One buy at curve price gives every staked cat a claimable share of your coin.
- The credit under your name. The wallet that signed the launch is what the drop is attributed to, whoever you set as your fee recipient.
PvE costs nothing beyond the slice itself: same launch flow, same fees, same mechanics. It stacks freely with creator fees and a dev buy, and the only thing it changes is who gets the early supply. The moto.fun side of it is on PvE on the curve.