The cat saw
something.

The cat put the glasses on.

OCAT is a regular cat who put on a VR headset and forgot about the real world. Dinner is getting cold. Someone is calling his name. He is busy exploring another dimension.

Every meme is a glimpse of what he thinks he is seeing—and another ordinary thing he is missing right beside him. The community gets to imagine what is inside the headset. We are still trying to figure out what he saw.

The meme is the product.

Buying OCAT gives you the OCAT meme token. You do not own Meta shares, a stake in Robinhood, a headset business or a right to company profits.

No holder rewards or dividend payments are planned. There is no promised utility or guaranteed return. Interest in the meme may bring buyers; it may also disappear. The headset cannot predict which.

Same glasses. Different asset.

OCAT is deployed on Robinhood Chain and listed on Long. The launch design uses a META Stock Token as the quote asset; confirm the current market on Long before trading. Pairing means the two assets trade against each other in that pool. It does not mean OCAT is backed by Meta or fixed to the META price.

That ratio describes OCAT relative to the quote asset. It is not a guaranteed execution price: fees, available liquidity and the size of your trade affect what you receive. OCAT can lose value against META even if the underlying stock rises.

The META Stock Token is also a separate asset with its own issuer terms and risks. Its market price can differ from the underlying stock, including outside regular stock-market hours. Read the Stock Token documentation before treating the pair as stock exposure.

All the supply. A clear fee policy.

OCAT token identity, 18 decimals and total supply of 1 billion were verified on Robinhood Chain on September 9, 2026 UTC. The allocation, creator purchase, fee routing and LP controls below are launch-design disclosures, not a complete post-deployment audit. Use the current Long quote for execution.

Initial supply

1,000,000,000 OCAT · 18 decimals

Launch allocation design

100% curve / pool · final allocation review pending

Team / treasury premint design

0% · final allocation review pending

Creator initial purchase

Not independently verified here

Token transfer tax design

0% · current implementation review pending

Holder payouts

None

Contract / LP custody

Deployed / LP custody review pending

The reviewed token implementation has no additional mint function after initialization. This implementation observation does not replace a review of the deployed OCAT controls. A later creator purchase would be disclosed together with all creator-controlled wallets; splitting balances across wallets does not reduce the aggregate position.

Where creator fees would go

This split applies to collected creator LP fees, by asset, before expenses. It does not reserve 80% of the token supply or add another trading fee. Operations includes gas, project expenses and any founder compensation.

This is a proposed manual policy. The reserve would be controlled by its published operator. It is not an automated splitter, locked vault, active LP position or claim holders can redeem. Adding liquidity requires a separately reviewed position and transaction. Addresses, receipts, expenses and reserve deployments will be reported publicly before the policy starts and as funds move.

Trading costs

The figures below describe prior Long route research. They are not a live quote or certification of the final pool settings. Check the current quote, minimum received and fees on Long.

Long LP fee

0.1% observed

Fee-recipient share

95% of LP fees · 0.095% nominal

Other LP beneficiary

5% of LP fees · 0.005% nominal

Separate hook fee

100% → 1.4% of its fee base over 10 seconds

Additional costs

Gas, routing, slippage and price impact

The 0.095% share is included in the 0.1% LP component. The hook is separate: for a fixed-input swap its fee is deducted from the core swap output; for a fixed-output swap it is calculated against the core input. At initialization it can consume the entire core output of a fixed-input swap, or the router can reject the trade. Do not trade in the opening window. The rate reaches its terminal value after 10 seconds from initialization; waiting does not remove the remaining fees, gas or price impact.

Fee correction, September 8: the deployed hook divides the raw parameters by 800,000, not one million. The earlier 80% → 1.12% description was incorrect. The effective schedule is 100% → 1.4% of the applicable base. This is not a guaranteed all-in execution rate; verify the final configuration and actual quote.

Long's observed protocol reinvestment route is separate from the proposed 80/20 policy. We do not promise automatic OCAT buybacks, burns, dividends, a price floor or permanent liquidity. Those claims would require their own deployed mechanism and evidence.

What you should be able to verify

The official OCAT contract is published above. Pool identifiers, fee recipient, reserve operator, supply controls and LP custody require separate verification. Collected fees, reserve balances and spending transactions are not reported as verified on this page. The proposed manual policy is not represented as an active vault.

Check the address. Then the trade.

1. Start here. Use ocatcoin.xyz and the linked @oculuscat account to find launch information. The official OCAT contract is published above; compare the entire address and network.
2. Match the full contract address. A matching name, ticker or cat picture does not identify the right token.
3. Inspect the actual pool. Check the quote token, available liquidity, fees, price impact and minimum amount received.
4. Think about the exit. Buying successfully does not guarantee you can sell later at a similar price or size.

This page does not ask you to connect a wallet or claim an airdrop. The Long link opens the market separately. Verify the exact OCAT address and the current trading pair before connecting a wallet there.

The glasses do not remove risk.

OCAT is speculative. Thin liquidity, concentrated holdings and sudden selling can cause sharp losses. A quoted price does not mean the pool can absorb your position at that price.

You could lose the entire amount you spend. There is no guaranteed floor, redemption promise or assurance that other buyers will arrive. Choose your own limits before the meme chooses them for you.

The cat is here for the bit. Your decision should account for the trade.