Replicator

A launchpad on where coins copy themselves. Hit a market cap mark, a v2 is born. Its dev buy goes to your holders.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Replicator is a launchpad on https://t.co/GVo0sHHGUS where a coin launches its own copies at market cap marks, and every copy pays the original.

Your coin holds $100K for 10 minutes: its v2 is launched on https://t.co/GVo0sHHGUS, paid by 40% of the parent's fees.
The v2's dev buy goes to the parent's holders, unlocked over 24 hours.

Then 30% of the v2's fees buy back and burn the parent, for good. Next marks: $250K, $500K, $1M and on.

https://t.co/g0DyQyCBuG

CA: 99VJMiaB7aQnSww4L4FSR9eCoKNzHrUtEE1tZzmupump

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

You don't need to do anything to get a copy. Hold the parent before the mark, and after the birth your share shows up on the Claim page. That's it.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

@MichaelSperdut6 Yes. REPLICATE is live on https://t.co/FRIf3eQhux (contract on https://t.co/gskunIYCNU), and the first family, Replinu, launched through the site tonight. Anyone can launch a coin there now.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Every birth on Replicator goes into a public log on the site: pool price, minutes held above the mark, the transactions and the payout file. Anyone can check that the copy was launched when it should have been.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

First family is already on Replicator: Replinu, launched through https://t.co/gskunIYCNU minutes after we went live. 40% of its creator fees now fill its replication fund. At $100K held for 10 minutes, Replinu v2 is born.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Found it: Replicator Cat (REPCAT) is live on https://t.co/GVo0sHIeKq, but the second step, the Replicator registration, didn't go through. We fixed a site glitch tonight that could interrupt it. Open https://t.co/g0DyQyD9ke, Launch, "Bring an existing coin", paste the CA and sign with the creator wallet. Then it shows up with its family.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

No wallet can take more than 10% of a copy's dev buy. Pools, the bonding curve and program accounts are left out. The rest is shared by average balance over the 24 hours before the birth, so buying one minute before the mark gets you almost nothing.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Marks go $100K, $250K, $500K, $1M, $2.5M, $5M, then double every time. Each mark fires once per coin. A coin that keeps climbing keeps making copies, and every copy pays it back.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Names on Replicator carry the version. Moss Frog, Moss Frog v2, Moss Frog v3. Tickers get the number: MOSS, MOSS2, MOSS3. Same picture, same links, the parent's contract in the description. You always know the family.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

The split on every root coin on Replicator: 40% of creator fees to the creator, 40% into the replication fund, 20% buy back and burn REPLICATE. It is fixed when the coin is registered and cannot be changed later.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Copy tokens unlock 1/24 every hour. The whole payout never hits a fresh curve in one minute, so the copy gets a day to find its own buyers. You claim whenever you like, unclaimed tokens wait.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Holding the original pays twice on Replicator. You get a share of every copy's dev buy, and every copy keeps buying back and burning the coin you hold with 30% of its fees.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

@AnuoluwapoMG The opposite, actually. A copy's dev buy isn't anyone's snipe: it's paid by the parent's fees, bought in the same transaction that creates the coin, and handed to the parent's holders by their 24h average balance. Holders win when their coin grows, not when someone else loses.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

A family on Replicator is three levels deep: the root, its copies, and their copies.

Moss Frog → Moss Frog v2 → Moss Frog v2.1. Each copy has its own marks and its own fund, and each one pays 30% of its fees to burn the coin right above it. The whole tree feeds the coin that started it.

Which coin gets its v2 first?

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Why 10 minutes above the mark? Because a wick is not a market cap. One green candle through $100K does nothing. The coin has to stay there by the pool price for 10 minutes in a row, then the copy is launched.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

The dev buy of a Replicator copy is never a person. It is the parent's replication fund, 40% of the parent's creator fees, spent in the same transaction that creates the coin. Nobody buys before it.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Where REPLICATE comes from and where it goes.

20% of every root coin's creator fees and 10% of every copy's fees buy back REPLICATE and burn it. Every family that grows on Replicator is one more buyer that never sells.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

What we fixed on Replicator before and during launch:

- https://t.co/tlcGynh9t5 started refusing requests tonight: coin pictures now load through https://t.co/GVo0sHHGUS's Pinata gateway, so copies can always take the parent's picture
- the docs described an old setup: they now explain the real one, https://t.co/GVo0sHHGUS fee sharing locked to the program
- before launch, a full audit: 15 issues fixed, including crash recovery for a copy mid-launch, leftover WSOL after buybacks, and name checks matching on site and on chain

No funds or coins were ever affected.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

Launch night fix, shipped.

The public https://t.co/tlcGynh9t5 gateway started refusing server requests tonight, and coin pictures are stored there. Our keeper needs the parent's picture to launch its copy. It now reads pictures through https://t.co/GVo0sHHGUS's own Pinata gateway, with backups. Tested on the first live coin, Replinu. Pictures on https://t.co/g0DyQyCBuG load the same way now.

No funds or coins were affected.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

A market cap cannot be read on chain, so a keeper launches the copies. You don't have to trust it.

Every birth goes into the public log on the site: the pool price, how long the mark was held, the transactions and the payout file. The payout lists are posted on chain as a Merkle root every hour, and anyone can recompute them. The fee split and the marks are on chain from the moment a coin is created.

[Replicator @ReplicatorFun]

If you hold a Replicator coin when it hits a mark, a share of its copy is yours.

Go to the Claim page and connect the wallet. You see every copy you have tokens in and how much of it is unlocked: 1/24 every hour for a day. One transaction claims all of it. Unclaimed tokens wait for you, there is no deadline.

https://t.co/WbLzg3UTB2