Whitepaper
$too many is a community-owned meme created as a sardonic reaction to the endless parade of coins, influencers, and “we swear we’re not a rug” promises. the project emphasizes anti-cabals, transparency, minimalism, and community control: no dev stash, no tax, renounced contract, and a large burn.
Identity & Contract
name: too many
ticker: $too
ca: 0x95c1cfd6ed4155b263698e2873814c128ed219b0
Fiscal Policy & Anti-Cabality Rules
no tax on transfers – trading isn’t taxed by the contract itself.
no dev stash / no team allocation – zero dev allocation.
contract renounced – ownership renounced on-chain so there’s no privileged private key for unilateral changes.
Supply & Distribution
total supply: 1,000,000,000
circulating: 50,000,000
burned: 90% (900,000,000 burned).
Distribution Breakdown
liquidity pool (lp): 5% → 50,000,000 (locked via uncx)
growth fund (vesting): 5% → 50,000,000 locked with scheduled releases.
Liquidity & Locks
lp locked: 50,000,000 (5% of supply) locked by uncx – reduces rug risk and signals long-term trading availability.
Growth Fund & Vesting
growth fund: 50,000,000 (5% of total) locked with 10% released every two months. burned if not used.
Governance & Community Control
decentralized culture: domain, website, email, and growth fund may be relinquished to the community if desired.
Security & Audits
contracts verified, renounced and locked.
Risks & Disclaimers
memes are speculative and volatile. $too many makes no claims of intrinsic value or financial return. no team. no roadmap. entertainment only.
Use Cases & Incentives
primary: memetic store of value and identity — a protest coin against influencer/cabal fatigue.
Closing / Ethos
$too many is a meme and a mirror held up to crypto’s excesses. on-chain decisions (burn, locked lp, renounced contract) align incentives with holders and meme culture.