no swarm,
no graduation.
coins here pair with tokenized small-cap stocks — thin books, sharp edges, whale country. our cousin pads cap the whales. we went the other way: the swarm rule — a coin cannot graduate until 100 unique wallets hold it, however full the bar is. one glowing dot per holder. breadth, or nothing blooms out of the curve.
the meter is an example drawn in your browser. the bar is full and the pool is still shut — that's the whole feature.
two gates, one glow
small caps only
the shelf lists tokenized stocks under $2B — whale country, which is exactly why the rule exists. every ticker on it today is fictional, on purpose.
pair & launch
name your coin, pick a small cap, curve quoted in the stock — this family's standard plumbing. fee 1%, paid in the stock.
the swarm rule
graduation needs the full bar AND 100 unique holders. a whale can fill the bar alone in a minute — and then stand there, glowing dot number one, waiting for 99 more.
after graduation
the pool opens and open water is open water. the swarm shapes the start, not the ending — and we will never pretend otherwise.
launch into the deep
every number on this page is an example. nothing is deployed, and no swarm is real.
wallets are not people — 100 wallets is a floor of effort, not proof of a community. a determined whale can print dots; it costs fees, time and a trail. the rule makes fake breadth expensive, not impossible. honest version of the pitch, the only one we sell.
why breadth: in a thin stock, a pool owned by five wallets is a trapdoor with a countdown. a hundred holders won't stop a dump — but it means the door wasn't built for one exit.
the fine print, glowing
same brightness as the pitch. read it before you light anything.
the water is dark
nothing is glowing.
three things must exist first: issuers tokenizing small caps (today they tokenize the S&P and stop), a holder-count gate enforced on-chain — counting unique wallets honestly is harder than it sounds — and an answer for launches that die at the gate. none of them exist. every dot on this page is an example.
the only account is @plankton_fun. if a program ever exists, the address will be posted there as text — never in an image. anything calling itself a live plankton.fun today is not us.