Documentation / v0.1

How Meme Accounts work.

The plain-language guide to submitting a wallet, meeting the 0.1% holding threshold, and reading airdrop activity.

Overview

Meme Accounts is a community distribution concept built around two potential reward sources: partner airdrops and a share of eligible platform fees. Those rewards can be grouped into distribution pools and routed to wallets that meet the published requirements at snapshot time.

The site currently demonstrates the product experience. It stores submissions in the browser, displays a persistent distribution-cycle timer, and provides an empty ledger for future transaction proofs. It does not yet connect to a blockchain, custody assets, or send transactions.

Quick start

  1. Prepare a public wallet that holds the supported token.
  2. Confirm the wallet controls at least 0.1% of the applicable token supply.
  3. Open Home and submit the public address in the eligibility form.
  4. Wait for an onchain snapshot and campaign-specific checks.
  5. Review the Explorer for a published transaction if a distribution occurs.

Never connect by sharing a private key or seed phrase. A public address is sufficient for balance and transaction verification.

Eligibility

To be considered for an airdrop, a user must:

  1. Submit a complete public wallet address.
  2. Hold at least 0.1% of the token supply at snapshot time.
  3. Meet any jurisdictional and campaign-specific requirements.

The 0.1% requirement is a minimum threshold, not a guaranteed allocation. A submitted address can become ineligible if its balance falls below the threshold before the snapshot, if the token supply changes, or if campaign rules exclude it.

Contracts, exchanges, liquidity pools, team wallets, sanctioned addresses, and other special address classes may be handled separately under final distribution rules.

Submitting a wallet

Use the eligibility form on the Home page. This prototype stores the address in your browser only. It does not transmit your wallet or perform an onchain balance check.

Submitting again replaces the previously saved address on that browser. Clearing browser site data also removes the submission. A production version would require a server-side registry or signed wallet message so submissions can be verified across devices.

Holding snapshots

A snapshot is a record of token balances at a specific block or time. Eligibility should be calculated from the onchain state at that point—not from a balance shown before or after it.

The minimum qualifying balance is calculated as:

qualifying balance = eligible token supply × 0.001

For example, if the eligible supply is 100,000,000 tokens, the 0.1% threshold is 100,000 tokens. The final definition of “eligible supply” must state whether burned, locked, treasury, or non-circulating tokens are excluded.

Reward sources

Partner airdrops are token allocations made available by participating projects. Their value, timing, vesting, and claim conditions are controlled by each campaign.

Eligible fee sharing is a proposed allocation from selected platform activity. Not every fee is necessarily included. The distributable amount depends on the final fee policy, costs, reserves, legal restrictions, and the number of qualifying wallets.

Neither source is fixed or guaranteed. A 15-minute cycle may complete without an airdrop transaction.

The 23.4% model

The homepage comparison is an illustration, not measured historical performance. It compares a modeled Meme Account total of $1,234 with the referenced $1,000 Trump Account starting contribution.

($1,234 − $1,000) ÷ $1,000 × 100 = 23.4%

The modeled $1,234 consists of $900 in airdrop value and $334 in fee-share value across six example reward events. Real token values and distributions can be lower, higher, delayed, or zero. “23.4%” must not be interpreted as an expected return, APY, promise, or verified average.

15-minute schedule

The Explorer displays a persistent 15-minute distribution cycle. Refreshing or reopening the page does not restart the timer. When one interval ends, the next begins automatically.

The next-cycle timestamp is saved rather than only saving the remaining seconds. This allows the browser to calculate the correct remaining time after a refresh or a closed tab. If several cycles pass while the page is closed, the timer advances to the next future boundary.

A cycle is a publishing window, not a guarantee that a transaction will occur. If there are no eligible distributions, the Explorer remains empty.

Explorer records

The Explorer is intended to publish verifiable distribution records. A complete record should include:

  • Transaction hash and blockchain network.
  • Receiving public wallet address.
  • Token symbol, contract address, and distributed amount.
  • Block number, confirmation status, and timestamp.
  • Distribution cycle and campaign identifier.

The current ledger is intentionally empty. The site does not create placeholder or simulated transactions when a cycle ends.

Local data

This prototype uses browser localStorage for the submitted wallet, the next cycle timestamp, and the empty transaction list. Data remains on the same browser and device until site data is cleared.

Local storage is convenient for a prototype but is not a shared database. Other visitors cannot see a submission, and the project owner does not receive it. Incognito sessions, another browser, or another device will have separate data.

Wallet safety

  • Only submit a public wallet address.
  • Never enter a seed phrase, recovery phrase, or private key.
  • Verify token contracts and transaction details before signing.
  • Do not approve unlimited token spending to claim an airdrop.
  • Use the published Explorer transaction hash to verify activity independently.

Meme Accounts will not request funds to “unlock” an allocation. Links and announcements should be checked against the official Meme Accounts profile on X.

Prototype limitations

This version is a static frontend. It does not include wallet signature authentication, a token-balance indexer, a snapshot service, a server-side eligibility database, an airdrop contract, or automatic transaction ingestion.

Those systems are required before the interface can perform real eligibility checks or publish live distributions. Until then, every submitted wallet is labeled “pending onchain verification.”

Important notes

Digital assets can lose value. Airdrops, fee shares, token prices, timing, and eligibility may change. Nothing on this website is financial, legal, or tax advice. Meme Accounts is not affiliated with Trump Accounts or the U.S. government.