Cooking Cat logo $CKCAT
Enter the Kitchen
Robinhood Chain · launched via Pons

Cooking Cat

I cook for the hungry ones.

A stray slipped into a restaurant on its last night open and cooked the dish that saved it. He never left the kitchen. Now the kitchen is $CKCAT — and Chef is choosing his crew.

Enter the Kitchen
Supply
1,000,000,000
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Cooking Cat: a ginger tabby in a chef's hat and collar at his station $CKCAT · HEAD CHEF
how a stray took over the kitchen

The Chef

The whole story, short — and the handful of words the kitchen runs on.

Chef's note

Cooking Cat was a street cat. One night he slipped into a restaurant that was hours from closing for good — empty tables, unpaid bills, a cold stove.

Nobody knows how he did it, but by the next evening he had cooked one dish that filled every seat and started a waitlist down the block. The place made it through the week, then the month, then the year.

He never left the kitchen. He got a hat, a collar, and one rule: cook for the people who are actually hungry. $CKCAT is that kitchen — you're either on the crew or still reading the menu.

“In the kitchen”

You bought $CKCAT. Here, holders aren't holders — they're the kitchen crew.

“The stove is hot”

Price is running. Service is slammed and every seat is taken.

“Flame's low”

Price is down. Nothing's wrong — the recipe's just still cooking. Chef never panics.

“Burnt food”

A rug or a scam. Cooking Cat would never send it out of his kitchen.

what's actually in it

The Recipe

Simple prep. No secret pocket of tokens, no mystery sauce — what you see on the board is the whole dish.

1,000,000,000
the whole batch

Total supply of $CKCAT. Nothing cooked on the side, nothing held back in the chef's coat.

0%
to the chef

No team allocation and no insider plate. He doesn't cook for himself.

Pons
where it opened

Launched fair on the Pons launchpad — same door for everyone, no early tables.

Robinhood Chain
the kitchen

$CKCAT lives on Robinhood Chain. Fast tickets, cheap gas.

Method: mint renounced, walk away, let him cook.

tasting menu, in order

Get in the kitchen

Four steps and you're on the line. Follow them in order — Chef doesn't repeat himself.

  1. Set up a wallet

    Any Robinhood Chain-compatible wallet works. Guard the seed phrase like the last jar of truffle.

  2. Add Robinhood Chain & fund gas

    Add the network in your wallet's settings, then top it up with the chain's gas token so orders can fire.

  3. Open Pons, find $CKCAT

    Search $CKCAT on the Pons launchpad and match the contract to the pass at the top of this page. No substitutes.

  4. Swap and let it cook

    Set your slippage like you mean it, confirm, and step away from the pan. Refreshing the chart doesn't cook it faster.

The pass is filling up.

Chef is already on the line, sleeves up. Your call whether you pick up a station.

Enter the Kitchen
you don't hold $CKCAT — you work the line

Kitchen Crew

Report to the kitchen. Nobody works a station quietly from the parking lot.

X (Twitter)

@CookingCatRH

The specials board by the door. Calls, memes and whatever Chef fired off between services.

Telegram

t.me/CookingcatRH

The walk-in where the crew actually talks. Loudest, warmest room on Robinhood Chain.