THE DOG
$DOGE
Simple animal mascot. Recognisable in one second. The internet did the rest.
BITCAT
BITCAT
DOGE has the dog. PEPE has the frog. Bitcoin has BITCAT — the skinny black cat with giant eyes who walked into the meme arena and became the boss.
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0x…dEaDOn 9 September 2026 the official verified @Bitcoin account — 8.8M followers — dropped its routine price post. The picture attached to it was this cat. The timeline did the rest.
No press release, no launch thread, no roadmap deck. The biggest account in crypto published a drawing of a black cat next to a Bitcoin, and the timeline decided that was the mascot Bitcoin had been missing for sixteen years.
$BITCAT is the community token that grew out of that moment — deployed on Robinhood Chain the same day, fixed supply, first burn already in the furnace.
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BITCAT is a community token inspired by that post. The @Bitcoin account published the artwork — it did not issue, endorse or sponsor this token or any other.
Every trade feeds the pot. The cat counts it. This ticker never stops.
Creator fees route to BITCAT holders through the pons fee distributor — there is no creator
claim. Every figure here is live: distributions, sweeps and totals come from the pons market
API, and the pot is cross-checked against Robinhood Chain directly
(cbBTC.balanceOf on the fee recipient). cbBTC is Coinbase Wrapped BTC and tracks
Bitcoin 1:1, so the dollar values use the live CoinGecko BTC price.
Wallets ranked by cbBTC claimed from the fee distributor, read straight from the chain.
Built by summing Claimed events on the pons epoch distributor, so every row is
verifiable on-chain. It counts cbBTC claimed and settled — a holder allocated a share who
has not claimed it yet will not appear until they do. The creator wallet is excluded from
this ranking and from the totals below it. Dollar values use the live CoinGecko BTC price.
Not a measure of holdings.
BITCAT tokens taken out of circulation are sent to the Ethereum dead address —
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. Nobody holds its private key. Nobody
ever will. Anything sitting there is gone permanently: unspendable, unrecoverable,
out of the float forever.
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The dog. The frog. The shiba. The viking. And then the cat that Bitcoin adopted.
Simple animal mascot. Recognisable in one second. The internet did the rest.
Character-first meme culture. Infinite remixability. A face the timeline never forgets.
The missing mascot for the strongest brand in crypto. Orange-pilled, on Robinhood Chain.
Proof a community can be built entirely out of one very good dog and a lot of conviction.
Named after a dog, dressed for war. Meme energy with a marketing budget.
Bitcoin already owns the symbol, the colour and the legend. What it never really had was a mascot the internet could instantly adopt.
BITCAT fixes that in one image: a skinny black cat, giant eyes, and a Bitcoin coin. No complicated lore. No ten-page explanation. You see it once and you get it.
“The official Cat mascot of Bitcoin, tweeted by official X page of Bitcoin.” — token description, written on-chain at deploy
Everything below is readable on-chain. Verify before you buy — always.
$BITCAT against cbBTC on Uniswap v4, straight from DexScreener.
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Token deployed on Robinhood Chain with a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply, paired against cbBTC on Uniswap v4 via the pons launchpad.
10,000,000 BITCAT shovelled into 0x…dEaD. Permanently unspendable, permanently verifiable, permanently out of the float.
Reward pot accrues and gets distributed to holders, tracked live on this page in BTC and USD. The counter never sleeps.
Listings, meme raids, sticker packs and collabs across the whole mascot lineup. The dog, the frog and the shiba answer to the cat.
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