Question 1

Why do MEMERUNE and MEME•ECONOMICS use different names?

Accepted Answer

MEMERUNE is the ticker used by the trading platform, while MEME•ECONOMICS is the corresponding rune name. Gate’s listing announcement presents them together and identifies the token type as Runes, so both the name and ticker should be checked when identifying the asset.

Question 2

Which Rune ID should be used to verify MEMERUNE?

Accepted Answer

The Rune ID for MEME•ECONOMICS is 840000:25. When checking an on-chain asset page, match this identifier to the MEME•ECONOMICS name rather than relying only on the MEMERUNE abbreviation.

Question 3

How is the 21 million token issuance composed?

Accepted Answer

The issuance consists of a 4.2 million premine plus a mint allocation of 16,800 mints at 1,000 tokens each. The calculation is: 4,200,000 + 16,800 × 1,000 = 21,000,000 tokens.

Question 4

How many MEMERUNE does the 20% premine represent?

Accepted Answer

The premine is 4.2 million tokens, which is 20% when measured against the 21 million token total. This is the premine portion of the issuance composition; the percentage alone does not establish a lockup period or later unlock schedule.

Question 5

Does the non-premine 80% mean that the public always holds 80%?

Accepted Answer

No. The non-premine issuance is 16.8 million tokens, or 80% of 21 million, corresponding to 16,800 mints of 1,000 tokens each. This describes issuance composition, not the later holdings of the public, a team, or a trading platform.

Question 6

Can a user enter any amount for one MEMERUNE mint?

Accepted Answer

No. The rune sets each mint at 1,000 tokens, a fixed batch size while minting is available. After the mint allocation is exhausted, this parameter does not mean another 1,000 tokens can still be claimed or created.

Question 7

Does the 16,800 mint cap refer to token quantity or the number of mints?

Accepted Answer

The 16,800 cap is a limit on the number of mints, not 16,800 tokens. At 1,000 tokens per mint, this issuance allocation is 16.8 million tokens. The mint-count cap also cannot be treated as a count of participants or holders.

Question 8

Can MEMERUNE still be minted after its original mint allocation is exhausted?

Accepted Answer

No, that mint allocation can no longer be used. The original rune record shows 16,800 mints against a 16,800 cap, zero remaining, and mintable set to false. This means the original mint allocation has been consumed.

Question 9

Can 0.5 MEMERUNE be transferred on-chain?

Accepted Answer

No. This rune has divisibility of 0, so on-chain quantities do not support decimal places and the smallest unit is 1 token. Therefore, 0.5 tokens cannot be an on-chain transfer amount for this rune.

Question 10

Can the creator change MEMERUNE’s issuance properties after they are set?

Accepted Answer

Under the Runes rules, a rune is created and its properties are set at etching; once set, the properties cannot be changed, including by the etcher. MEMERUNE is a Runes rune and is subject to this rule.

Question 11

Does a 1,000-token mint also require transfers of 1,000 tokens?

Accepted Answer

No. One thousand tokens is the fixed batch size for a mint, not for a transfer. MEMERUNE has whole-number on-chain precision, and transfer amounts are constrained by the transaction’s allocatable balance. When that balance is sufficient, 1 or 30 tokens may be allocated; the amount need not total 1,000.

Question 12

How does a later MEMERUNE allocation instruction handle an insufficient balance in one transaction?

Accepted Answer

A later instruction can allocate only the balance that remains unallocated at that point. For example, if a transaction starts with 100 allocatable tokens, an earlier instruction allocates 70, and a later one requests 50, the later instruction can allocate only the remaining 30. The constraint applies to that transaction’s balance.

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