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Drop your token to Levercat holders.

… wallets holding $20+ of $LEVERCAT, out of … that hold any amount, snapshotted daily at a random time. Pick a higher tier to reach only the bigger bags. You sign once from your own wallet; a one-time key in this browser sends the batches. Levercat never holds your tokens.

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Levercat fundedHold 10× your send-time cap, and at least $500,000, for 24 hours straight within 30 days and the drop's cost may come back, up to $1,500. Levercat decides by hand. Rules.

Holding $20+? You're on the list. Nothing to claim, nothing to sign, ever. Snapshot page

What the one signature does

It pays the service fee, lends a session key made in this browser the SOL the batches need, and lets that key move exactly the airdrop amount of this one token from your wallet. Nothing else. Your wallet will warn about the token allowance: that is this.

The key sits unencrypted in this browser's storage until the drop ends, then it's deleted. A bad extension or a hacked device could use it while it exists; the most it could take is the unused allowance plus the small SOL float. If the tab closes mid-drop, come back to this browser and press Resume or Return the SOL.

Why drop on the cat

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    Holders who hold

    … wallets holding $20+ of a coin that pays them to stay, read from the chain daily at a random time. No bots, no forms, no sign-ups.

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    Aim at the bags you want

    Tiers from $20 to $5k, a days-held filter, pro-rata with a cap. Everyone, or whales only.

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    Your wallet, one signature

    Batches go out from your browser with a one-time key. Levercat never holds your tokens or your SOL, and nobody has to approve you.

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    Costs almost nothing

    $0.05 per wallet, $15 minimum, plus Solana's own rent of about 0.002 SOL per new account. No listing fee, no waiting.

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    Get seen, get bought

    Your token shows up in … wallets and on the Leverboard with badges, its peak multiple and a Buy button that opens Leverminal.

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    Moon and the cat pays

    Hold 10× your send-time cap, and at least $500,000, for 24 hours straight within 30 days and the drop's cost may come back, up to $1,500. Levercat decides by hand.

Leverboard

Every drop sent from here, plus the ones we spot on-chain, ranked by how it did after landing. Every one of them buyable on Leverminal.

    What the badges mean

      Peak = highest five-minute market cap since the drop ÷ cap at send, on Jupiter prices. Per-wallet values use the token's own pool, so read them as indicative. A drop is listed once it really reached eligible wallets; thin-pool drops rank below the rest. Badges follow the numbers and can be lost. "Pays holders" comes from StonkFun, unverified. Most memecoins go to zero. Rules.

      Rules Short. Read before you send.
      • What this is. A tool that sends your token from your wallet to the wallets in the latest snapshot. Levercat runs the snapshot and this page and takes a fee. It never holds your tokens or SOL, can't pause or reverse anything, and doesn't review who sends what. Your wallet address and token list go to Levercat's RPC proxy, mints go to Jupiter for prices.
      • The snapshot. Once a day at a random time: every wallet with $20+ of $LEVERCAT at the Jupiter price (StonkFun's reward floor), minus pools, programs, the creator wallet, the treasury, StonkFun's fee wallet and the burn address. Exchange balances never count. "Held" is consecutive days on the list, at $20 or more. The list you send to can be up to a day old: wallets that sold since still get tokens, wallets that bought since don't.
      • Who gets it. The tier is the minimum dollar value held. Pro-rata: a wallet's share is its dollars held at the snapshot (counted at most up to the cap, preset or your own figure) divided by the sum over all recipients; a $1,000 wallet gets ten times a $100 wallet, wallets above the cap all get the same. Flat sends everyone the same. Your wallet and the treasury are never recipients. Shares that round to zero are skipped and shown before you sign.
      • Which tokens. Any SPL token with $2,000+ liquidity on Jupiter, or any Token-2022 mint with a transfer fee (a StonkFun launch). Mints with transfer hooks, permanent delegates, confidential transfers, pausable, non-transferable or frozen-by-default settings are refused. Passing is a mechanical check, not a review or an endorsement.
      • What it costs. Rent for every recipient who has no account for your token yet (about 0.002 SOL each; it goes to the recipient, who can reclaim it by closing the account), small network fees, a 0.0025 SOL float that comes back, and the service fee: $0.05 per recipient, $15 minimum, in $LEVERCAT at the Jupiter price when you press Price it (plus its 3% transfer fee, which goes to holders), or 25% more in SOL or USDC. The fee is paid in the first transaction and is not refunded, even if later batches fail.
      • The one signature. It pays the fee, lends a session key the SOL it needs, and lets that key move exactly the airdrop total of this one token. The key is generated in this browser, kept unencrypted in local storage until the drop ends, then deleted; it is never sent anywhere. It can't touch your other tokens or your SOL. Anything that can read this page's storage, such as a bad extension or a compromised device, could take the unused allowance and the float, nothing more. Only use levercat.money; a copy on another domain can ask your wallet for anything.
      • If it stops. Failed batches retry, then split into single transfers; a wallet that can't be paid is skipped and listed. If the tab closes or batches keep failing, the SOL and the unused allowance stay with the session key until you press Resume or Return the SOL in this same browser (private windows and cleared site data lose the record, and with it the SOL). Rare RPC lag can send a batch twice; the allowance caps the total. To end the allowance early, send an SPL Revoke on that token account or move the tokens.
      • Levercat funded. If within 30 days your token holds 10× its send-time market cap and at least $500,000, for 24 hours straight (every five-minute reading, each with $25,000+ liquidity; one reading below the bar starts the clock over), and the drop reached 90% of the eligible wallets with a matching fee, 200+ holders and under 60% of supply in the top ten wallets, it becomes a candidate. Levercat then decides by hand whether to refund the drop's cost (up to $1,500, once per token) to the sending wallet. A discretionary grant: no promise, no timeline, can be refused or ended at any time. A creator can manufacture every one of those signals, so manufactured pumps get refused.
      • The Leverboard. Arithmetic on Jupiter prices and on-chain counts. Buy links open Leverminal (or a Jupiter swap for tokens Leverminal does not list); neither is a recommendation. Not profit, not a prediction. Most tokens listed will go to zero. "Pays holders" is read from StonkFun and not verified.
      • Holders. Anyone who pays the fee can send you a token. Levercat doesn't vet them. Never sign anything to "claim", "unlock" or "verify" an airdrop; real drops need nothing from you. Ignoring a token is always safe; closing its account returns the rent.
      • Not advice. Meme tokens can go to zero. Levercat's own rewards are an automated StonkFun feature, not a promise. This page comes as is, without warranty, may change or stop at any time, and is used at your own risk under the laws that apply to you. The Levercat warning label applies.