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Last updated: 2026-07-18

1. What poo.meme is

poo.meme is a self-service tool for creating fixed-cap presales and launching ERC-20 poocoin tokens through a consistent on-chain presale model. The factory deploys and registers a separate token and presale contract for each project. Contributions, refunds, finalization, and initial liquidity (including LP burn or lock) are handled by that project's presale contract; post-launch trading fees and Auto Buybacks are handled by its token contract.

We do not curate tokens, endorse tokens, or verify creator claims. Smart contracts deployed through the platform are public on-chain software, and users interact with them at their own risk.

poo.meme is non-custodial: we never hold user funds. Contributions sit in each project's own presale contract, and the only payment that passes through the factory is the flat creation fee, forwarded to the platform wallet within the same transaction. By using poo.meme you confirm that you are of legal age in your jurisdiction and are not a person, or acting for a person, subject to sanctions or located in a jurisdiction where using the service is prohibited.

2. You are responsible for what you launch

When you use poo.meme to create a presale, you are the creator. You are solely responsible for the token's name, symbol, metadata, marketing, legality in your jurisdiction, and any statements or obligations made to contributors or holders. Token name and symbol are permanent after creation; logo, description, and social links may be updated by the creator or platform owner.

  • Do not launch tokens that infringe on trademarks or copyrights.
  • Do not impersonate real people or projects.
  • Do not launch tokens that are illegal where you live.

By uploading a logo or submitting token metadata you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, cache, and display that content for the purpose of operating the service. We may remove or hide content from the website (for example on receipt of a credible infringement complaint) — this affects only our front-end; on-chain records and deployed contracts are outside our control. Rights holders can send complaints to [email protected].

3. No financial advice

Nothing on poo.meme is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Poocoins and memecoins are speculative; you should expect that any token you buy can lose 100% of its value, including the one you just launched.

4. Fees

  • Creating a project costs a flat creation fee (0.1 BNB on BNB Chain, 0.03 ETH on Robinhood Chain), paid with the creation transaction and forwarded to the platform wallet in that same transaction. It is not refundable, including when the presale later fails or is cancelled.
  • The platform takes nothing from the raise. On finalization the raise is split entirely on-chain — 50% to initial liquidity, 40% to the token's Auto Buyback Reserve, and 10% to the creator (on BNB Chain: 20 / 16 / 4 BNB of the 40 BNB cap; on Robinhood Chain: 6 / 4.8 / 1.2 ETH of the 12 ETH cap). If the creator selected LP lock, any flat locker fee is paid out of the creator's proceeds, and the locker may additionally deduct a small percentage fee (capped on-chain at 1%) from the locked LP tokens themselves.
  • After launch, a 1% fee applies to buys and sells: 0.50% supports liquidity, 0.45% goes to the creator, and 0.05% goes to POO.MEME.
  • Network gas fees are separate and never refundable.

5. Refunds and on-chain finality

Once a transaction is on-chain it cannot be reversed. POO.MEME presales use one fixed target cap (40 BNB on BNB Chain, 12 ETH on Robinhood Chain). Contributors receive presale tokens during the sale, but those tokens remain locked until launch. If a presale does not fill the target cap by its end time, or is cancelled before finalization, refunds open: you claim your refund by submitting a single refund transaction from your wallet, which burns your locked presale allocation and returns your contribution in one step. Successful presale contributions, post-launch token purchases, gas fees, and market losses are not refundable by poo.meme.

6. Launch, LP handling, and whitelist settings

If a presale fills the target cap, its creator may finalize it after the presale end time. Finalization atomically prepares initial liquidity, the Auto Buyback Reserve, the selected LP treatment, and the creator's share of the raise. Trading opens automatically only after both finalization and the scheduled launch time. If the creator does not finalize, trading does not open. We do not guarantee when a creator will submit finalization, RPC availability, or transaction inclusion at a specific second.

Creators may choose between LP burn and LP lock when creating a presale. Burn sends LP tokens to the dead address. Lock sends LP tokens into a supported third-party locker with a selected unlock time. A lock is not a permanent burn: the creator owns and manages the resulting third-party lock and may extend it, transfer ownership, transfer ownership to the dead address, or withdraw LP after expiry when the locker permits. The platform owner cannot manage creator locks. Locker behavior, fees, and recognition by market tools are subject to the external provider.

Creators may also choose a public or whitelist presale. If whitelist mode is used, only the creator may add, remove, clear, enable, or disable whitelist entries, and only until the sale fills, ends, finalizes, or is cancelled — whichever comes first. Eligibility can change while that management window remains open.

7. Administrative and upgrade risk

The factory registry runs behind an upgradeable proxy. Its owner can register contract versions for future projects, select the active version, update the platform wallet, and moderate project metadata (logo, description, and social links). That is the full extent of the platform's on-chain authority: the platform cannot cancel, pause, delist, or modify any deployed presale or token, and cannot touch contributed funds. Version changes do not rewrite already-deployed token or presale contracts. These registry powers remain trust and operational risks you must consider for future launches.

Contributor protection does not depend on the platform or the creator staying online: if a cap-filled sale is never finalized, anyone may cancel it on-chain once its scheduled launch time has passed, which opens refunds for all contributors.

8. The service is "as is"

We may pause, change, or shut down poo.meme at any time without notice. On-chain records remain even if the website goes offline, but indexing and convenient interfaces may be unavailable. We make no warranty that the website, RPC providers, third-party locker, or PancakeSwap will be available when you need them.

9. Limits of liability

To the maximum extent allowed by law, we are not liable for any losses — direct or indirect — arising from your use of poo.meme, including failed presales, token price movement, creator misconduct, smart contract bugs, RPC outages, wallet errors, front-end downtime, or third-party service failures.

10. Indemnity

You agree to indemnify and hold the operator of poo.meme harmless from any third-party claim, demand, or proceeding — including reasonable legal costs — arising from tokens you launch, content you upload, statements you make about your project, or your breach of these terms or of applicable law.

11. Disputes

If you have a dispute with us, contact [email protected] first and give us 60 days to try to resolve it informally before starting any formal proceeding. To the maximum extent allowed by the law that applies to you, any claim must be brought individually — not as a plaintiff or class member in any class, collective, or representative action — and within one year of the events giving rise to it. Nothing in this section removes consumer rights that your local law grants you and does not allow to be waived.

12. Prohibited uses

  • Money laundering or sanctions evasion.
  • Securities offerings without proper registration.
  • Automated abuse of the launch endpoint or RPC infrastructure.
  • Misleading, impersonating, infringing, or illegal token launches.

13. Changes

We may update these terms. Material changes will be reflected by the "last updated" date at the top of this page.