Question 1

What is $CASTE?

Accepted Answer

$CASTE is a Uniswap v4 hook meme protocol live on Ethereum mainnet. Every buy mints sealed flip-card NFTs, and swap taxes fund two communal prize pools: an hourly random-buyer lottery and a FOMO3D-style mega pool. Total supply is a fixed 21,000,000,000 CASTE, minted once. The protocol is immutable with no admin keys.

Question 2

How do flip cards work?

Accepted Answer

Each buy costs $6.66666 USDC per unit (1–100 units per buy) and mints one sealed card per unit. After a 2-block commit-reveal delay you flip a card to reveal its caste tier (10 tiers from Leek to CEX), a variant, and a payout multiplier. The CASTE payout is drawn from a 4.2B-token flip buffer.

Question 3

What is the hourly lottery?

Accepted Answer

Every buy is exactly one ticket in the current hourly epoch — one buy equals one ticket regardless of size, so small buyers can win. A random buyer wins the epoch's accumulated USDC pool, and settlement is automatic: it is folded into the first buy of the next epoch using a manipulation-resistant delayed blockhash anchor.

Question 4

What is the mega FOMO3D pool?

Accepted Answer

The mega pool is a FOMO3D-style jackpot funded by a share of swap taxes. Each buy extends a countdown deadline; when the deadline expires the last buyer wins the entire accumulated mega pool, and a new round begins.

Question 5

What is the total supply of CASTE?

Accepted Answer

21,000,000,000 CASTE (fixed cap), minted once at launch. 80% (16.8B) is seeded as single-sided liquidity on Uniswap v4 and 20% (4.2B) is retained as the flip payout buffer. There is no further minting.

Question 6

Where is $CASTE deployed and is it audited?

Accepted Answer

$CASTE trades against USDC on Uniswap v4 on Ethereum mainnet. All contracts are verified on Etherscan and immutable — there are no upgrade, pause, or admin functions. The NFT cap is 10,000 sealed cards.