gitcat, a chrome cat with green eyes and a paw on a pile of gold coinsgitcatClaim your feesClaim

Point a coin’s fees at the person who wrote the code. Whether or not they’ve heard of you.

Every Pons coin pays its creator a cut of every trade, forever. gitcat lets you make that creator any GitHub developer or repository, and carries the money to a vault that is already theirs. They collect it with a GitHub sign-in whenever they like, or never.

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Who should get paid?

They do not need to know. The vault exists before they do.

Unclaimed
0 ETH
nothing waiting yet
Claimed
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no sweeps yet
Coins launched
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paying 0 vaults
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developers and repos

The board

Sorted by what is waiting. Lime is money.
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Nobody has been paid yet.

The board fills in as coins are launched. Every vault already exists; the first coin pointed at one puts its developer here with a balance next to their name, whether they know it or not.

Be the first to point one
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gitcat gets there first.

The vault exists before the developer does. It is keyed on GitHub’s immutable numeric id, so a rename can neither steal it nor lose it. Custodial until swept, and we say so plainly.

How it works