The onchain
$CYPH
community.
$CYPHERCAT trades directly against tokenized Cypherpunk Technologies stock. A 3% tax on every transfer is paid out to holders in CYPH shares — so the longer the cat is held, the more of the Zcash treasury company its holders own.
Every transfer
buys you stock.
$CYPHERCAT launched on StonkFun as a reward launch: the token carries a 3% transfer tax on any venue — Jupiter, Raydium, a wallet-to-wallet send, anywhere. That tax isn't burned and it doesn't go to a team wallet. It's collected in the pair asset, CYPH, and split pro-rata across every wallet holding at least $20 of $CYPHERCAT the moment a distribution fires.
Distributions run automatically once the pool is worth paying out (currently ≈ $2,700). So far that's 36,028 individual payouts, verifiable on-chain. The StonkFun protocol keeps a 2.5% operating fee for network and payout costs; the other 97.5% goes to holders.
Where each 3% goes per transfer
The pipe on-chain
$CYPHERCAT appreciates
Priced in CYPH, not USD. When Cypherpunk stock runs, the pair reprices with it — and the cat has its own momentum on top. Standard memecoin upside, plus a real-asset denominator.
You keep getting handed CYPH
This is the part that compounds. Holders don't just hope the chart goes up — they accumulate shares of a Nasdaq-listed Zcash treasury every time anyone trades. $202K of CYPH has already been pushed to wallets, and volume keeps feeding it.
Every shielded coin
is our chart.
The Zcash treasury company
Cypherpunk Technologies is the Winklevoss-backed public company doing for Zcash what Strategy did for Bitcoin: buying and holding ZEC on its balance sheet. Its stated goal is to own 5% of all Zcash that will ever exist — 1.05M of the 21M cap. Today it sits at 323,394 ZEC, roughly 1.92% of circulating supply, and it keeps adding.
CYPH trades on Nasdaq; the CYPH that $CYPHERCAT pairs with is that same equity, tokenized on Solana through Backpack Securities.
Treasury progress toward 5% of ZEC
Steward, not just shareholder
A treasury that only buys is a whale. Cypherpunk positions itself as a steward of the network: in March 2026 it put $5M into Zcash Open Development Labs to fund protocol work, and when a critical Orchard shielded-pool bug was disclosed in June — dropping ZEC 50% and CYPH more than 40% — the company held its position and its 5% target instead of flinching.
"Finding a bug isn't a security failure. Not looking is."
Cypherpunk Technologies · June 2026Stewardship ledger 2026
The mining flywheel
In August 2026 Cypherpunk turned on the world's largest Zcash mining fleet: 4.2 GSol/s of latest-gen Z15 Pro hardware in U.S. facilities, about 18% of the entire Zcash network, funded by a $33.3M equity deal with Winklevoss Capital.
The network pays miners roughly 43,800 ZEC a month. At 18% share that's on the order of ~7,900 ZEC/month flowing to Cypherpunk at cost — coins it can hold toward the 5% goal, or sell to fund more ZEC purchases and more privacy tech. The treasury now grows without waiting for the next capital raise.
THE FLYWHEELWhy it matters to the cat stacked flywheels
Cypherpunk mines ZEC → its treasury grows → CYPH tracks a bigger and bigger slice of Zcash. Meanwhile every $CYPHERCAT trade hands holders more CYPH. Two flywheels, one direction: holders end up owning a growing share of a company that owns a growing share of Zcash — without buying a single share on Nasdaq.
What a bag
has earned.
Estimate live numbers
*Approximation: share of supply × total CYPH distributed since launch, assuming the bag was held for every payout. Actual payouts depend on your balance at each distribution. Supply: 1,000,000,000.
The reward pool pays by share of supply, so the math is simple: hold 1% of $CYPHERCAT, receive 1% of every CYPH distribution. Payouts land directly in your wallet as tokenized CYPH — nothing to claim, nothing to stake, no lockups.
Only wallets holding at least $20 of $CYPHERCAT at the time a distribution fires are included, and centralized-exchange or pool wallets don't qualify. Hold in your own wallet.