The CEO of Itunes

The CEO of Itunes is a community meme coin. $ITUNESCEO launched on August 5, 2026 (3 hours ago) on Diggers, a multichain Uniswap V3 launchpad, on Robinhood. Every Diggers coin starts with a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens, no mint function, and liquidity locked in the pool forever. Right now $ITUNESCEO sits at a $2.9K market cap with 1 holders, $3 traded in the last 24 hours, and $1 of lifetime volume. It has sold 0% of its supply on the way to graduation (80% unlocks it).

Connect a wallet (MetaMask, Rainbow, or any WalletConnect wallet), hold ETH on Robinhood, and use the Buy panel on this page. Type an amount in USD or ETH, use the quick chips, check the live quote and the post-trade price, then confirm a single transaction. Quotes are computed against the live pool state, so what you see is what the pool fills. Every buy also earns digging pts toward the Daily Contest Pot.

Use the Sell tab on this page. Diggers sells are approve-free: the token natively trusts only the Diggers launchpad, so you never sign a token approval and no open allowances are left on your wallet, which is a real security win over standard DEX flows. Pick an amount with the 25/50/100% chips, check the quote (the position panel shows what selling everything right now would actually return), and confirm one transaction.

Every $ITUNESCEO trade pays a flat 1% pool fee — the same for every Diggers coin. The token side of harvested fees splits 50% burned forever and 50% into the Daily Contest Pot. The ETH side splits 70% to the creator reward table and 30% to the platform. Nothing goes to hidden wallets: every harvest is an on-chain event with the full split in it.

Yes. $ITUNESCEO carries a 0.5% effective burn fee on every trade (1% pool fee times the 50% burn share chosen at launch), and burned tokens are destroyed permanently. Supply only ever decreases, and there is no mint function to replace them. So far 0% of the original 1 billion $ITUNESCEO supply has been burned. The 0.5% contest share of the token-side fee funds the Daily Contest Pot instead of being burned.

Each day the top 10 traders of $ITUNESCEO by digging pts split the Daily Contest Pot, funded by the 0.5% contest share of trading fees and paid out in $ITUNESCEO itself. The pot settles automatically on the first trade after the 24-hour countdown ends, and each winner gets one tenth. You must still be holding $ITUNESCEO when it settles: sell everything and your slot pays zero, with the remainder rolling into tomorrow's pot.

Digging pts are credited on every pool trade, proportionally to trade size: buys score 4x more than sells (a buy credits 2 pts per full supply traded, a sell 0.5). Only real pool trades count. Wallet-to-wallet transfers earn nothing, so the leaderboard can't be farmed with self-sends. Digging pts rank the daily top-10 board that splits the Daily Contest Pot, then reset when the day rolls over every 24 hours.

Yes. Until $ITUNESCEO graduates, no wallet may hold more than 2% of the supply (20 million tokens). The pool, the launchpad, the locker and the token itself are the only exemptions. Snipers can't empty the curve into one bag and dump on the community. The cap lifts automatically at graduation (80% of supply sold).

Graduation is pure supply math: when 80% of the 1 billion $ITUNESCEO supply has been bought out of the pool, the coin graduates automatically on the very trade that crosses the line. $ITUNESCEO has sold 0% so far. Graduation removes the 2% wallet cap and arms the Blue chip bars (500 holders, $1M volume, $500K average market cap).

70% of the ETH side of harvested trading fees goes to the creator reward table. For $ITUNESCEO that is a single creator wallet. The split is pull-payment: recipients claim their accrued ETH themselves. Lifetime creator payout so far: $0.00. The creator wallet currently holds 0.03% of the supply.

The entire 1 billion $ITUNESCEO supply was seeded as single-sided liquidity into a Uniswap V3 pool at launch, and that liquidity can never be removed. Only trading fees are ever collected. There is no mint function, no pause switch, no proxy upgrade, and no owner power over balances or the pool. The contract mechanics you see today are the mechanics forever. The classic rug vectors (LP pull, mint-and-dump, trading freeze) are structurally impossible on Diggers.

The protocol is fully on-chain and fully autonomous: token supply, locked liquidity, fees, the burn, the Daily Contest Pot, points, graduation and Blue chip status are all enforced by immutable smart contracts with no admin keys over balances. Every threshold is measured from on-chain data itself. This website is an educational interface: it simplifies complex blockchain data into readable charts, stats, and leaderboards, and it helps you interact with your own wallet provider, which encrypts and signs the prepared transaction. The site never holds your funds or keys, and $ITUNESCEO plus every Diggers contract remain fully usable directly on-chain without it.

Diggers runs on Ethereum, Robinhood, Stable, Base, MegaETH, BNB Chain, HyperEVM, Optimism, Unichain, Arbitrum, Arc. $ITUNESCEO lives on Robinhood and trades against ETH. The protocol is built on standard Uniswap V3 infrastructure with identical contract addresses on every chain, so more networks can be added over time.