Bundle Cat

Bundle Cat is the mascot of Mosh - we help people launch tokens that come with built-in market making agents.

CA: 0x07EBB29a38Fbcb41563817e5E19f2ceC619C90D2

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

BUNDLE IT.

FT: @MCGlive, @mynt_josh and @DineroDom0

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@cobie Lmao

[Burger @Marc3lBurg3r]

Imagine what happens when people realize they were misinformed on the actual market cap shown by dexscreener and fomo app...

@BundleCatAI is just trading at a MC of 4.7M but people don't realize that yet.

Most of supply is locked up in market making agent contracts. Also good to know is that the market making agents already provided a 268% return on the initial bundle they got.

Gud Tek.

Higher. Much higher.

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@blknoiz06 This

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@ripchillpill Bun next?

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

Thinking Cat = meme
Bundle Cat = technology

[Nifty @niftyinvest01]

I think @BundleCatAI also matters not just as a proof of concept, but because:

1. In tl I think Justin has mentioned some of the fees with be used to benefit the eco, which from my understanding also means $BUN (buy and burn? Other?) so it gives exposure to the tech.

2. There’s a narrative around the fact that this token is the first of its kind, and exists to fight bundles. So sending it would be equal to sending a message to the extractors.

3. Yeah, it works well as a meme in itself: fighting bundlers with bundles + it’s a cat with an armor and a sword + it’s mosh’s mascot.

4. Doxxed dev with a track record (which you don’t see very often in crypto, esp in early stage projects).

Bonus: it’s very cheap right now given 70+% of the supply is managed by the three agents. Obviously not locked forever supply but the distribution will be done in a smart way (market maker agents, etc.)

Nfa but I think it’s a very good one to monitor (and bid).

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@Yaki_fomoArt @Eli5defi 268% so far

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@that1618guy @ponsdotfamily Gud tech

[that1618guy @that1618guy]

Sep 3: $1.2M revenue day for ethereum:0x07f5b6823751c2e2cd4560f28af75ff887102241, another new ATH 🫠

V1: $15.1k
V2: $1.1M

Full V2 revenue breakdown below 👇🏽

[Josh @mynt_josh]

A message to the @MCGlive community on our latest partnership with @fomo

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@that1618guy Uncs unite

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@TMtheOG There still bun, built on top of pons

[Eli5DeFi @Eli5defi]

MCG is on generational run, maybe the UpOnly of this cycle.

Kudos!

[Josh @mynt_josh]

LMAO took this trade fam. Thesis in Discord/fomo

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@mynt_josh @MCGlive @DineroDom0 Bun it

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

BUNDLE IT.

FT: @MCGlive, @mynt_josh and @DineroDom0

[RugDalio✨ @RugDalio]

Thrived times a charm but the third time is with a great product which aligns incentives with holders and could very well be crypto’s next great consumer app type beat?

Time will tell

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@RugDalio

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

BUNDLE THAT SHI

[Eli5DeFi @Eli5defi]

Yesterday I mentioned a project that might evolve into a new building block for token launches.

Meet @BundleCatAI / $BUN.

On the surface, BUN could pass for “just another memecoin.” In reality, it’s the first live test for something much larger running underneath:

Mosh Trade and its Liquidity Swarm.

Most small launches replay the same script:

Launch → early wallets load up → hype tops out → they dump → volume dries up → liquidity thins → everyone moves on.

And it’s not merely a price issue.

Most micro-caps lean almost entirely on passive AMM liquidity. There’s no one actively working the book, managing inventory, tightening/widening spreads, shifting bids and asks, reacting to changing conditions.

Yes, professional market makers do that, but they’re fucking pricey, hard to onboard, and often a black box (there's a reason why WM is so infamous).

Simply put, smaller teams or even solo devs may not even be sure if the “MM” is supporting the market or simply trading around them.

Mosh’s goal is to automate that whole role.

Instead of paying a traditional market maker, a launch raises capital to fund a large opening bundle. That bundle buys a meaningful chunk of the token supply.

Normally, one entity holding that much would scream “run.”

Mosh inverts the logic.

The bundled inventory is deposited into agent-controlled vaults, effectively the balance sheet for a swarm of AI market-making agents.

So the pipeline becomes:

Crowdfunded capital → large token bundle → agent vaults → AI Liquidity Swarm → adaptive bids + asks

The launchpad and AMM continue to serve as the launch infrastructure and baseline liquidity.

The swarm operates around it, buying and selling dynamically as conditions shift. In theory, the agents can manage inventory, tune spreads, react to order flow, and provide liquidity in places a passive AMM simply won’t.

That’s also why the first POC of Mosh, BUN’s distribution looks so strange.

About 71.4% of BUN supply sits across three swarm wallets.

For almost any other token, that would be a nightmare. Here, the concentration is the feature.

One key nuance, though:

That 71.4% isn’t burned or taken out of circulation. It’s more accurate to think of it as swarm-managed inventory. Agents can sell BUN into demand, build up $ETH, then recycle that ETH to bid BUN when sell pressure hits.

Over time, the intended loop is:

trade → earn fees/PnL → recycle capital → deepen liquidity → support more volume → earn more fees

And this is where Mosh becomes more interesting than simply "AI market making." The capital used to create the bundle is meant to remain productive indefinitely.

Funders provide the initial capital and, instead of simply withdrawing their principal later, gradually earn it back through trading fees.

Mosh's model estimates breakeven at roughly 100× cumulative trading volume relative to the original funding, with everything above that becoming return (this subjects to change as the official docs updated with latest figures from performance)

So Mosh is effectively combining crowdfunded market making + permanent inventory + autonomous trading agents.

And $BUN is the first live proof-of-concept (kinda similar position with $AI from LONG).

One important clarification, though: Mosh is not really anti-bundler.

@ponsdotfamily V2 already has aggressive anti-snipe mechanics, including a launch tax that starts near 99% and decays over the opening window, alongside launch-and-buy mechanics and whitelisted launchers.

Mosh takes a different approach. It does not try to eliminate the bundle. It tries to make the bundle non-extractive.

Instead of the biggest early wallet eventually becoming the biggest seller, Mosh wants that inventory to become the token's permanent market maker.

Mosh turns the bundle from exit liquidity into AI-driven liquidity infrastructure.

Currently, they plan to refine the agentic swarm parameters and launch the liquidity swarm publicly after.

[Burger @Marc3lBurg3r]

This is a great explanation. Once you read this, you’ll understand why I am so incredibly bullish on @BundleCatAI

The only thing I am currently trying to figure out is what a reasonable expectation should be for the market cap. Once the platform launches and it all works, circulating supply should fast move towards 100M. And once this happens the question will be how to remain diamond handed, once we move beyond that level.

And what if this becomes the norm and staking bun would let you share in all the fees that will flow…

Plenty to figure out, but limited time…

[Bundle Cat @BundleCatAI]

@Eli5defi Beautiful explanation