His father saw everything. He just wants a dream.

Where he came from

A hundred eyes, not one of them his own idea

1. Dad never got to choose

   A hundred eyes across his whole body, opening in shifts so he never once slept. He saw everything that moved on earth, and not a second of it was something he picked.

2. Then he blinked

   Hermes talked and played the flute until every eye closed at the same time. Hera set them into a peacock’s tail. That was the end of the watching.

3. The boy got one eye

   Exactly one. Which makes him the first of his line who has to decide what is actually worth looking at. He has not decided. That is the whole project.

The open question

Dreams he has tried so far

One eye, no orders, and no idea. He is working through the options in public. None of these has stuck yet, which is rather the point.

His father had a hundred eyes and still missed the one thing that mattered. This one has a single eye and ninety-nine spare sockets. Make a meme, and you are one of them. Open the meme kit →

Proposed launch settings

Where every cent of tax goes

He trades against his father. The pool is paired with …, which means the tax, the rewards and the creator share are all denominated in dad’s token. Argus fixes these numbers permanently at creation — nobody can change them afterwards, including us.

Read this part

Most “baby” tokens are a trap

It is a fair thing to assume. So here is what the launchpad actually enforces, and what it does not. Check all of it yourself before you touch this.

• Tax and split are frozen at launch

  Argus writes both into the token at creation. There is no owner switch to raise the sell tax to 99% later.

• Rewards arrive as …, not as more of this

  Holders claim a different asset than the one they are holding. On the Argus create form, choosing a paired asset sets what the tax, the rewards and the creator share are all paid in.

• The development slice is large, and that is a trust assumption

  After holder rewards, everything left goes to running and building this. That is a real ask. It is frozen at launch and published on-chain, so verify the exact number on the token page rather than believing this sentence.

• No tax goes back into liquidity

  Liquidity and buyback are both set to zero. Every trade pulls tax out of the pool and none of it is injected back, so depth does not grow on its own. Deliberate, and you should know it before buying.

• … rewards can fall in value

  This is the real trade-off of pairing with his father instead of a stablecoin. A stablecoin reward holds its value; a token reward moves with that token’s price. You are taking on dad’s risk as well as his.

• This is still a meme coin

  There is no product, no revenue and no promise. A fixed tax split does not make a price go up. Only put in money you are fine losing entirely.

When it is live

How to buy, in three steps

1. 1

   Get … first

   The pool trades against his father’s token, so that is what you buy with. Bridge onto Arc, then pick up ….

   Argus bridge ↗ Dad’s token ↗
2. 2

   Open the token page and connect

   Check the contract address matches the one published here before you approve anything.

3. 3

   Buy, then come back to claim

   Rewards build up as people trade. The token page shows what is claimable by your wallet, paid in ….