MONIES
Money is a system. Monies are a network. Coordination at scale = infinite monies.
Origin
In the dark between stars, value was never solid. It only appeared when enough minds looked at the same thing and agreed.
From that pure act of coordination, Monies formed a white cat sealed inside an old green helmet, drifting through the void and across the network.
Monies does not invent money. Monies does not print it. Monies simply appears wherever scattered attention begins to align.
When the glowing M on the helmet lights up, a new meme has become real.
Personality
Calm on the surface, slightly mischievous underneath. Speaks little. Watches everything. Appears when coordination is needed, and fades once the belief has taken root.
Mission
Take fragmented attention across the ecosystem and the stars align it, and turn it into something solid.
Because all monies are memes. Some just wear helmets.
The Glowing M
The M is the signal. When beliefs align strongly enough, it brightens. The brighter it glows, the stronger the coordination and the more real the money becomes.
The Mechanism
3% tax on every transfer, on any venue, converts to $JUP and pays holders automatically. Pro-rata. No claim button. No dev wallet.
354+ payouts. $928+ paid out. Running whether anyone's watching or not.
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"I don't make the meme. I just coordinate it."
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@toly@multisig Rotating signing schemes as implementations mature is a nice hedge you're not betting the wallet's security on any single scheme being the long term winner.
money -> monies.
Meow, Jupiter's founder, said it in three words. Money is scarce by design. Monies plural, networked don't have to be.
That's the whole thesis behind $Monies, and it's the same principle behind every meme that's ever actually worked: coordination is the engine, not the chart.
A meme doesn't move because one person believes in it. It moves because enough people decide, independently, to say the same thing at the same time no memo, no directive, just alignment. That's coordination at scale. Meow described it for money itself. Memecoins are just the fastest version of it happening in public.
How you take advantage of it, practically:
You don't chase coordination. You join early enough that being part of it costs you nothing to try. You hold instead of flip, because the network needs holders more than it needs traders. You talk about it not to shill, but because coordination literally requires people saying the thing out loud for it to compound.
$Monies built the mechanism on top of the idea: on @LaunchOnSF 3% tax, paid in $JUP, automatic. No claim button. The coordination pays for itself.
Meow gave us the theory. We're running the experiment.
@toly Bigger transactions means more complex coordination fits in a single tx reward distributions, multi step mechanisms, entire flows that used to need splitting now don't.
GM.
This is not a quick cook.
It’s a coordination network. You’re invited.
354 payouts in. Mechanism still automatic. No dev wallet. No promises.
You’re early.
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@LaunchOnSF $6M in $ZEC is the top of this model. $Monies runs the same engine, on the same launchpad, paying $JUP instead 354 payouts, $928+ distributed and climbing.
Price is down 6% and the mechanism doesn't care. That's the whole point of a tax-funded reward loop over a promise.
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@rajgokal Raydium doing 70% of that volume, and that's the same pool $Monies runs through. A 3% tax converts to $JUP and pays holders automatically, on the exact rails this chart is celebrating.
Not riding the wave. Built on it.
@joshyote Memes included, and not just as speculation as coordination infrastructure. $Monies runs a 3% tax that pays holders in $JUP automatically, no claim, no dev wallet. A meme functioning as a payments rail is still "so much bigger.”
@SolanaHub_ One giant state machine" is the endgame but the interesting part is the small mechanisms proving the pattern before the big one arrives.
$Monies already routes a 3% tax into $JUP automatically, no claim, no dev wallet. A tiny state machine running on its own.