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For anyone wondering how it works: We created $GMEME and opened a real Uniswap pool against tokenized $GME on Robinhood Chain. The meme coin can trade against the meme stock itself. A separate WETH pool makes it accessible through standard trading apps. Onchain proof: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… $GMEME: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Tokenized $GME: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…

Here's how a buyback works under the hood: 1. Anyone (permissionless) asks @switchboardxyz oracles for a quote of Meanwhile's cumulative ad revenue. The oracles fetch it from our API and sign it inside a secure enclave. 2. That signed attestation goes into the transaction as an instruction, verified natively by Solana's Ed25519 precompile. If a single signature is bad, the whole tx fails. 3. The treasury program runs to check the oracle quote: the signers belong to the pinned Switchboard queue, the quote is fresh, etc. 4. It swaps $USDC for $CASHBACK on PumpSwap and burns it. All atomic with the attestation. Code is open source, and the program is verified on Solscan: github.com/wanesurf/meanwhil… solscan.io/account/GZoRrzqnS…

GM, When you signed up on Meanwhile, each user is automatically assigned a wallet with @privy_io. We’ve already onboarded 1,400+ users into the @solana ecosystem. We’re pushing to release an on chain buybacks this week while working the overall roadmap! Stay tuned

The attention economy is moving on-chain, and @Meanwhile_cash is one of the first projects turning that shift into a real revenue loop. AI scraper traffic grew 597% from January to December 2025, while AI bot activity surged 300%, with publishers accounting for 40% of all AI bot targeting. The scraper economy is already a $1B industry, but publishers and users capture almost none of that value. Meanwhile is building around a simple idea: If AI agents are consuming attention, content, and compute, they should be able to pay for it. The product turns AI loading time into paid ad inventory. Users install a Chrome or VS Code plugin, advertisers pay for verified impressions, and users receive 70% of revenue in $USDC. The remaining 30% is the protocol cut. The planned value accrual mechanism is to use that 30% to automatically buy back and burn $CASHBACK. The buyback and burn contract is still being built, alongside the whitepaper, transparency page, per-campaign proof of delivery, and Merkle tree Proof of Attention architecture. You're not pricing for the buyback flywheel today. You're pricing the roadmap for one. That changes the risk profile, but also explains why the market cap is still tiny. $CASHBACK is trading at a $200K market cap at the time of this writting. If the buyback contract ships and the whitepaper is clean, the valuation gets interesting really fast. The AI-driven web scraping market was valued at $886M in 2025 and is projected to reach $1.04B in 2026. If @Meanwhile_cash captures just 0.1% of the $1B market, that's $1M in advertiser spend and $300K in protocol revenue. At a 10x protocol revenue multiple, that implies a $3M valuation, roughly 20x from here. At 1% capture, the valuation jumps to $30M. Private competitors are already raising at meaningful valuations without public tokens. > TollBit raised $11M. > Firecrawl raised $12M. Both are attacking the same publisher monetization problem. Meanwhile has a live product, its already generating USDC for users, and trades at $147K mktcap. The risks are obvious. The buyback contract is not deployed yet. There is no whitepaper, no audit, and the project is only 11 days old. Real x402 commerce is still early, around $28K per day across the whole ecosystem. However, the product works. Users are getting paid and the token is trading like there's been almost no execution. Once the buyback is live, the gap between a $147K market cap and any real revenue multiple becomes hard to ignore.