🎡Submemes: Prediction markets x Launchpad

Submemes create a cycle of constant innovation and liquidity flow back to the main meme, while giving community members a fun, strategic way to engage with and profit from the meme token comm.

Overview

Memes often struggle to retain attention and attract liquidity after their initial launch. When a meme narrative proves successful, it’s tempting to create more similar memes - but we can’t simply launch thousands of them, as liquidity needs be deployed.

Our Solution

Let the community decide which submeme is best. Periodically, multiple submemes compete and only one emerges as the winner. When that winner is chosen, part of the liquidity from the losing memes goes to the main $TOKEN, pumping its price, while the winning submeme is deployed on the DEX.

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How It Works

Example: Suppose the $GIRL token is already deployed on a DEX. Members of its large community create three submemes—$BLONDE, $BRUNETTE and $REDHAIR - which then compete for 5 days. As a participant, you can:

1. Bet on which submeme will win.

2. Choose your personal risk level - if your submeme loses, you only lose that fraction of your deposit.

   • Higher risk means higher potential rewards in $GIRL.

3. Earn extra $GIRL (and hold the newly launched submeme) if your pick wins.

If $BLONDE wins, part of the liquidity from the losing submemes is used to buy $GIRL, which is distributed to $BLONDE holders. $BLONDE is then officially launched on the DEX.

By combining elements of prediction markets and launchpads, we create an engaging environment where new submemes can be discovered, while the main $TOKEN benefits from continuous buy pressure.

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The Competition Mechanism

Step-by-Step Flow

Submemes compete over a set time (e.g., 5 days). Here's how it works:

1. Investors Join

   • Users pick a submeme (e.g. $BLONDE) and deposit some amount of money.

   • Each user chooses a risk parameter $R\in[5\%, 50\%]$
2. Risk-Weighted Deposits

   • The system calculates each user’s risk-weighted deposit:

     $\text{rwd}_i = \text{deposit}_i \times R_i$$f(x) = x * e^{2 pi i \xi x}$
3. 5-Day Competition

   • The submemes are promoted, voted on, or measured by liquidity. One submeme wins.

4. Losers Forfeit

   • Investors in losing submemes forfeit their “risk portion”:

     $\text{forfeit}_\ell = \sum_{i \in \ell} \bigl(\text{deposit}_i \times R_i\bigr)$
   • Losers keep $(1 - R_i)\times \text{deposit}_i$
5. Buyback $GIRL

   • The sum of all losers’ forfeits is used to purchase $GIRL main token from the open market (Uniswap). Denote this purchased amount by G:

     $G = \text{buyGIRL} \Bigl(\sum_{\ell \in \text{losers}} \text{forfeit}_\ell\Bigr)$
6. Winners’ Rewards

   • Winners receive a share of the newly acquired $GIRL. Specifically, each winning investor ii receives:

     $\text{winnerShare}_i = G \times \frac{\text{rwd}_i}{\sum_{j \in \text{winner}} \text{rwd}_j}$
   • Winners also keep their submeme token, launched on Uniswap.

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Example

Below is a realistic example showing how three submemes compete:

Setup

• Main Meme: $GIRL (already on Uniswap)

• Submemes:

  • $BLONDE (A)

  • $BRUNETTE (B)

  • $REDHAIR (C)

We have 8 investors with varying deposits and risk levels:

1. Alice: Invests $600 in $BLONDE, $R=20\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Alice} = 600 \times 0.20 = 120$
2. Bob: Invests $300 in $BLONDE, $R=10\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Bob} = 30$
3. Carol: Invests $2000 in $BRUNETTE, $R=50\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Carol} = 1000$
4. Dave: Invests $6000 in $BRUNETTE, $R=5\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Dave} = 300$
5. Eve: Invests $20 in $BRUNETTE, $R=50\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Eve} = 10$
6. Frank: Invests $1000 in $REDHAIR, $R=25\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Frank} = 250$.
7. Grace: Invests $200 in $REDHAIR, $R=50\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Grace} = 100$
8. Hank: Invests $500 in $REDHAIR, $R=10\%$, $\text{rwd}_\text{Hank} = 50$

Deposits & Risk Totals

	$BLONDE (A)	$BRUNETTE (B)	$REDHAIR (C)
Total deposit	$900	$8020	$1700
Sum of rwd	150	1310	400

Result: $REDHAIR Wins

1. Forfeits

   • $BLONDE loses $150.

   • $BRUNETTE loses $1310.

   • Total forfeit = $1460.

2. Forced Buy of $GIRL

   • $1460 is spent to buy $GIRL main token.

3. Winners: Rewards for $REDHAIR Investors

   • Each $REDHAIR investor gets:

     • A share of the $GIRL tokens. For example, Frank has $\text{rwd}_\text{Frank} = 250$, so:

       $\text{winnerShare}_\text{Frank} = G \times \frac{250}{400} = G \times 0.625$
     • $REDHAIR tokens available to trade on Uniswap

4. Losers

   • Example: Alice (BLONDE) loses $120 of her $600 if partial-loss is used, keeping $480.

This cycle can repeat for every new “epoch” of submemes, each time funneling liquidity back into $GIRL and launching a new winner.

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Submemes provide a new way to launch new memes or AI agents while continuously benefiting the main meme community (e.g. $GIRL). In the meantime, the main meme undergoes constant buybacks, creating a deflationary effect.