# memejob

Tokenized internet culture!

Welcome to MemeJob.Fun — Launch instantly tradable coins for 1$ 

A pump fun of a different breed 🦖 | Built on Hedera $HBAR

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[Why is memejob taking over the web3 market ](/memejob/your-new-fave-job-awaits)

[Platform features](/memejob/features)

[Token Allocation](/memejob/token-allocations) & [Referrals](/memejob/referral-system)

[memejob Points](/memejob/memejob-points)

[memejob Merch Store](/memejob/memejob-merch-store)

[3rd Party Integrations & SDK](/memejob/integrations-and-sdk)

[MEME & FUD ASSETS](/memejob/graphics-and-meme-toolkit)

[In need for inspiration for your first meme?](/memejob/seeking-inspiration)

[Agents?!?!](/memejob/introducing-ai-agents)

The Memejob protocol is brought to life with the help of [HeadStarter](https://headstarter.org/).&#x20;


# Your new fave job awaits

Memejob - the launchpad of the people!

**MemeJob is primed to becoming the breeding ground for communities building tokenized internet culture since it levels the playing field for all participants.**

Why using memejob improves your web3 experience:

1\. NO transaction front-running ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )&#x20;

2\. NO MEV ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )

3\. NO delayed execution ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )

4\. NO node validator bribing ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )

5\. FAIR ordering and time-stamping of transactions ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )

6\. ULTRA High transaction throughput ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )

7\. ONLY 1 dollar to launch coin - Always FIXED IN USD ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )

8\. Fixed network fees in USD for trading tokens. ( hedera blockchain/DLT feature )

9\. You are here before the institutions, whales, bots and institutions&#x20;

10\. REWARDS GALORE - [Stakers](https://app.headstarter.org/staking), Devs & Points

#### **The MemeJob Lore:**

* **The Cultural Power of Memes:** Memes transcend entertainment, driving connection and global movements.
* **Fair-Launch Tokenomics:** Equal opportunity for all participants; no favoritism or imbalance.
* **Teamwork and Collaboration:** Strength in unity; community-driven progress and creativity.
* **Finding Your Tribe:** Connect with like-minded individuals who share your feelings, mission and passions.
* **Building Friendships:** Forge meaningful relationships online & on-chain through shared creativity.
* **Memes as the Universal Language:** Humor and creativity as tools for global communication.
* **Empowering Creators:** Rewarding participation and innovation in a decentralized ecosystem.
* **DeFi Meets Culture:** Bridging memes and decentralized finance to create a unique experience.
* **Community-Driven Growth:** Everyone contributes to shaping the ecosystem's future.
* **Celebrating Creativity:** A platform where ideas and imagination thrive without limits.


# Defining memejob

The Retail Step-function for the Hedera ecosystem

🌟 MemeJob is a simple and accessible platform built on the Hedera Hashgraph DLT/blockchain, designed to make launching and trading meme coins easy and fun.&#x20;

🌟 MemeJob is designed as an autonomous permissionless protocol.

🌟 MemeJob combines user-friendliness, fairness, and accountability. The operational mechanism streamlines token issuance and trading, allowing users to easily browse and select their preferred meme coins on the platform. A bonding curve pricing mechanism provides direct and transparent access to token purchases. Memejob also offers flexible trading options, allowing users to sell their tokens whenever they choose.

🌟 Memejob is the first dedicated platform for the fair launch and trading of meme coins on Hedera. It offers creators an accessible, low-cost way to launch their own coins, for as little as 1$, in a secure and intuitive environment. The goal of the platform is to elevate Hedera user engagement and onboarding to promote inclusion and an autonomous,  trading experience.

🌟 Any individuals or entities related to the memejob project are not issuing tokens, holding custody, or facilitating any exchange— the protocol's operational integrity is facilitated for users by the Hedera DLT Network.&#x20;

🌟 If you create a token on memejob, you agree not to make misleading claims or give false impressions that might confuse buyers into thinking they’re purchasing a financial asset. Meme tokens are about creativity and community, not long-term investment promises. Enjoy the process, and focus on having fun, building relationships and long-lasting internet culture!


# Features

Unpacking key memejob capabilities on Hedera

🌳 **Powered by Hedera Technology:** Enjoy trading on the ultra-fast, eco-friendly, with fees pegged in USD, and with the security and reliability of Hedera Hashgraph American-made technology. &#x20;

🌳 **Fair launch and Transparent:** All tokens are created equal, no keys and launched using **Bonding curve** mechanics to ensure fairness and transparency for buyers and liquidity providers. &#x20;

🌳 **Define your own meta:** Build the story of the ecosystem you are building, the narrative, ethos and community goals while also defining the token's values through the commitment of important token creation details. <br>

🌳 **Unrestricted Trading Access:** Buy and sell tokens anytime, with no restrictions on when or how you trade.  Even when a SaucerSwap DEX liquidity pools is seeded, you can still trade the token from the memejob interface.

🌳 **Commitment to Fair Launches:** All launches are fair, with no pre-sales or special access, transparently displaying important token parameters such at top holders & pseudo-identities, timelines & volumes—leveling the playing field for all participants, retail & institutional. &#x20;

🌳 **King of the DAM:** Establish your dominance in the ecosystem by achieving the highest honors of bonding curve warriors.

🌳 **Automated & Secure Liquidity Deployment:** Once a token graduates its bonding curve, liquidity is automatically deployed to seed a new SaucerSwap V1 pool ( with 69,420 HBAR & 230,000,000 of token total supply), ensuring a suitable initial liquidity for price discovery.&#x20;

🌳 **Supply control** - project creators (Devs) will have growing growing of the Project's Token Total supply:

* **DEFAULT set-up: Burn 2% of Max supply** -> reducing total token supply to 980 Million tokens
* Grow your community upon seeding DEX liquidity by distributing 2% of Token supply proportionately to $[**HST Single-Sided Staking accounts:**](https://app.headstarter.org/staking) Users who are eligible for the airdrop will have the option to associate any graduated tokens.
* Roadmap features include option to employ dynamics distributions towards staking & flexible airdrops.

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# How to Launch

How to Launch a Coin on MemeJob.fun

Launching your project on MemeJob is simple and user-friendly. Follow these easy steps to bring your meme coin to life while also providing a fair and interesting experience for your community.

**Step 1: Configure your** [**token**](/memejob/features/token-details)

&#x20;Provide the necessary information to finish the token setup:

* **Token Symbol (Ticker)**: Select a unique symbol for your token
* **Token Name**: Give your token a catchy name, relevant to its mission
* **Token Description**: Provide a short yet intriguing summary defining the lore of the project
* **Image**: Upload your token's logo to make it more identifiable and visually attractive.

Optional fields (for increased visibility and reliability):

* **Website** ( ex: <https://memejob.fun> )&#x20;
* **Twitter / X**  ( ex: <https://x.com/memejobfun> )&#x20;
* **Telegram**  ( ex: <https://t.me/memejobfun> )&#x20;
* Discord  ( ex: <https://discord.com/invite/KzKqvVADGM> )&#x20;
* Calaxy World  ( ex: <https://memejobfun.calaxy.com> )&#x20;
* Token supply Burn - Default set to reduce total token supply by 20 Million, with an option to ehance token distribution upon graduation

**Step 2: Confirm and launch**&#x20;

Once you've established all of the token information complete the transaction to issue your tokens. Before launching, developers can buy a portion of their token supply in the same transaction to safeguard against snipers. (Attention: to be able to perform DEV buy, you must enable Auto-Associate on your Hedera account, facilitated through memejob UI)

With a single confirmation, your token is now online and ready to be found and interacted with on MemeJob.

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# Token Details

On MemeJob exploring meme coins becomes an enjoyable and thrilling experience. Start at the Home Page, explore a range of tokens, select your favorites, and gain detailed insights on the Token Details Page. Here’s a detailed overview of what you can expect:

**Overview of Tokens**

* **Image**: A visual representation of the token.
* **Name**: The complete and unique name of the token.
* A **ticker** is a concise and catchy symbol representing the token.
* **Creator / DEV**: Clear visibility into the Hedera account ID / wallet address of the token creator.
* A brief **overview** that emphasizes what makes the token stand out.

**Analysis of Token Performance**

* **Current Price**: Check out the live price in USD or HBAR at present, along with the performance.
* **Market Capitalization**: Take a look at the token’s present worth within the ecosystem.
* **Liquidity**: Keep an eye on liquidity advancements prior to the complete LP rollout on SaucerSwap. Real liquidity information becomes available after the launch.
* **Volume**: see the trading amounts on the token over time.
* **Launch Date**: The official date when the token was created.

**Resources & Capabilities**

* **Engaging Chart**: Explore token trends through a lively and intuitive chart.
* **Connect your wallet** to trade effortlessly on the platform.
* **Adjustable Slippage**: Modify slippage settings anywhere from 0% to 100% for more seamless transactions (default is 1%).
* **Live Transaction Feed**: Keep yourself informed with up-to-the-minute transaction logs, featuring amounts, timestamps, and participants.
* **Forum**: engage in live chats with other users or fans of the project
* **Trade history**: check the history of all trades performed your user on any respective token
* **Holders list**: see the present token distribution across all addresses holding the token&#x20;


# User Account

**User Manual on** MemeJob

Managing your MemeJob account is easy and meant to provide you a customized experience. Use these actions to view and control your profile after your wallet is linked:

Link Your Wallet: to connect to the memejob dApp users have an array of options for web3 wallet connectivity:&#x20;

a. [Hashpack wallet](https://hashpack.app/)\
b. [Kabila wallet](https://www.kabila.app/wallet)\
c. [Metamask wallet](https://metamask.io/)\
d. any [WalletConnect](https://walletconnect.network/) compatible wallet (ex: [Blade Wallet](https://bladewallet.io/))

**Customizable Profile Data?**

* **Profile Picture**: Display or change your profile image to add a personal touch.
* **Username**: Personalize your username and bio to reflect your personality or provide a brief introduction.
* **Referral link**: connect your friends to memejob and share their success
* **Tokens Held**: View a detailed breakdown of your token holdings, including amount and current market value. This area allows you to easily keep track of your possessions.
* **Auto Associate**: Activate the Auto Token Association feature to ensure you're the first buyer of newly created tokens by you

**Tokens Created**: Access and manage the tokens you've produced, which are presented in an attractive card style. These tokens are also accessible on the Home Page, where other users may explore.


# Bonding Curve

Price discovery starts here

**The memejob** [**bonding curve**](/memejob/features/bonding-curve) **holds 750,000,000 (750 Million) tokens of all projects launched through memejob** [**token creation engine**](/memejob/features/how-to-launch)**.**

While tradable on the bonding curve, users can buy and sell the token against bonding curve liquidity.

When all tokens on the bonding curve are distributed, token graduates and collected liquidity is seeded on DEX.

**Important Bonding Curve metrics:**

| Token Milestones           | HBAR ref. price | Market Capitalization |
| -------------------------- | --------------- | --------------------- |
| **King of the Dam** honors | 0.3$            | $40,989               |
| **BC Graduation**          | 0.3$            | $90,543               |
| **Listed on DEX\***        | 0.3$            | below $120,000        |

Reference growth from token Creation -> Graduation = **19.5x**

\*Upon graduation, the circulating token supply is increased from 750 Million to 980 Million or 1 Billion. [Learn more about token distribution mechanics.](/memejob/token-allocations)


# How to Participate

**Exploring the Experience on memejob**

* Step 1: Discover Memes

Begin your cryptocurrency experience on MemeJob by discovering the variety of tradebale tokens. Choose the ones that appeal to you & explore the meta and community around them.

* Step 2: Trade via Bonding Curve

Instantly tradable tokens created on the MemeJob Bonding Curve allows for a fair launch and distribution of tokenized communities, facilitating the important price discovery phase.&#x20;

Through the memejob dApp, you can buy and sell any memejob tokens at any point in their lifecycle.

* Step 3: Market Dynamics

As community engagement and purchases increase, the market value of tokens on memejob is expected to rise up to 19.5x. The Bonding Curve reaches 100% after amounting to an estimated  72,000 HBAR.

* Step 5: King of the Dam

Tokens are awarded "King of the Dam" honors upon reaching a market capitalization of \~41,000$, where they are showcased and recognized for their exceptional performance, being primed and competing Bonding Curve graduation and token listing on DEX.

* Step 6: Liquidity Enhancement and Token Burn

Upon completion of the Bonding Curve, 69,420 HBAR will be automatically seeded to SaucerSwap V1 for liquidity enhancement and then burnt. This method promotes market stability and token appreciation.

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memejob upholds the utmost levels of security and reliability:

✅ Reliable and Authentic Token Contract: Guaranteeing clarity and safety for every transaction.&#x20;

✅ Tokens are accessible to the public right away upon token creation, ensuring fairness and equal opportunity for everyone without any complex tokenomics, VC investments & pre-sells.&#x20;

✅  No Team Allocation: All tokens are distributed among the community; no portion is reserved for the team, highlighting dedication to prioritizing user interests.


# Introducing AI Agents

#### Why AI Agents Exist

Crypto markets are saturated with signals, bots, and AI-driven commentary, but most tools fail for the same reasons: their logic is opaque, results are hard to verify, and incentives favor marketing over accuracy.

memejob AI agents are designed to address these issues by acting as economic participants. They expose verifiable outputs derived from deterministic strategies, allowing users to evaluate performance and decide how to act without trusting hidden logic or subscriptions.

#### memejob AI Agents

**Tokenized Agentic Layer for Strategy-driven market analysis and execution workflows**

In early Beta, memejob AI Agents are **specialized, task-oriented agents** designed for crypto curation & research collection, strategy testing, and trading signal generation, leveraging **ElizaOS**'s open-source, TypeScript-based framework for building and deploying autonomous AI agents. We focus on agents as analytical systems with constrained behavior and verifiable outputs, rather than conversational generalists.

Instead of relying on unpredictable LLM prompts for trading advice, prone to hallucinations, Memejob agents use as building blocks: **OHLCV data & technical indicators along with AI hooks** to compose and disseminate:

* Deterministic trading logic,
* On-chain data feeds - complementing trading logic,
* AI Indicators or off-chain data feeds - complementing trading logic,
* Tool-based execution paths,
* Human-verifiable outputs,
* Performance metrics and output statistics

These components define how strategies are evaluated, how agents produce signals, and how results are exposed for independent assessment.

A strategy defines the decision logic. An agent is the runtime that applies this logic to live data, evaluates outcomes, and exposes results to users without revealing how the logic is implemented.

Agents are launched in coordination with an instantly tradable memejob token and users can start chat-based interactions with agents **after performing a 402 payment.**

{% hint style="info" %}
Agent tokens exist to coordinate usage, incentives, and accountability around an agent.

They are not governance tokens and do not grant ownership over the underlying strategy logic. Instead, tokens make it possible to align users, creators, and backers around agents that are actually useful, while keeping strategies private and performance verifiable.
{% endhint %}

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# Our Agents are Different...

Why memejob AI agents prioritize constraints, verifiability, and human-in-the-loop execution over unconstrained autonomy and generic LLM-driven behavior

Most AI agents in Web3 fail because the marginal cost of generating AI content is effectively zero. This has led to an oversupply of low-signal content and a growing distrust of third-party agents that optimize for volume rather than usefulness.

Unconstrained AI agents are prone to hallucinations and inconsistent recommendations, and their high-frequency outputs are difficult to monitor, audit, or verify in practice.

As a result, many LLM-based trading showcases and leaderboards (for example, [Alpha Arena](https://nof1.ai/leaderboard)) should be interpreted as exploratory experiments rather than reliable indicators of sustained and repeatable capability.

memejob Agents are built with a different philosophy: agents should be constrained, observable, and useful before they are autonomous.

* **Custodian and communication interface for a deterministic data,**
* **Terminal based communication,**
* **Human-in-the-loop execution,**
* **Transparent indicator tracking and processing.**

On memejob, AI Agents act as community-facing analytical interfaces. They expose strategy outputs, context, and execution guidance in a controlled and inspectable way, serving as execution assistants rather than autonomous actors.


# Design Principles

Our agents are designed around a small set of core principles that distinguish them from traditional trading bots, signal services, and AI assistants:

* **Deterministic by design**\
  Agents operate on deterministic strategies. The same inputs always produce the same outputs.
* **Human-in-the-loop**\
  Agents never execute trades. They provide insights and signals; users remain fully in control of decisions.
* **Verifiable outcomes**\
  Agent outputs are observable and measurable, allowing performance to be evaluated over time.
* **Separation of concerns**\
  Strategies define logic, agents handle execution and exposure, and users decide how to act.
* **Economic alignment**\
  Agents participate in an incentive system where usefulness is rewarded and poor performance is penalized.


# The Agentic System

At a high level, the system consists of five core components:

* **Strategies**\
  Strategies define deterministic decision logic. They evaluate data and produce signals, but they are not exposed directly to users.
* **Agents**\
  Agents run strategies, manage interaction, and expose outputs. They act as the interface between strategy logic and users.
* **Users**\
  Users request insights from agents and decide how to act on the information provided. All execution and risk decisions remain with the user.
* **Economics**\
  Economic mechanisms align incentives across the system. Useful agents are rewarded through usage, while poor performance is naturally penalized.
* **Verification**\
  Agent outputs are observable and measurable over time, enabling performance evaluation without revealing underlying strategy logic.


# v0.1  Clay Agents

v0.1 Clay Agents focus on research, simulation, and signal generation. They are designed to help users evaluate strategies and agents before introducing autonomous execution or capital management

**Early Agents in the v0.1** **Beta release can:**\
Research, simulate and notify users of trading strategies output using historical + real-time data.

**Agents Capabilities feature:**

* Aggregate market data (on-chain + off-chain),
* Apply DEV-induced trading strategies,
* Process Agent Context,
* Simulate buy/sell signals,
* Track performance, win/loss ratios, PNL,
* Determine real-time signals,
* Activate upon 402 payment,
* Generate actionable insights for users,
* Provides strategy-based insights derived from on-chain and off-chain indicators.

**What they do NOT do (*****by design*****):**

The following limitations are intentional and define the scope of v0.1 Clay Agents:

* Execute real trades autonomously,
* Manage Treasuries,
* Engage outside 402 terminal sessions.


# Agent Parameters

Agent parameters define the public identity, economic setup, and strategic behavior of an agent. Together, they determine how an agent is perceived, how it can be used, and what logic it operates on.

Each agent public configuration is determined by its parameters. They describe the agent’s public-facing setup. Strategy logic and internal decision rules may remain private, depending on how the agent is configured.

**1. Agent Persona**

* Name,
* Description & identity,
* Behavioral context and interaction style (ElizaOS-style character file),
* Optional public branding.

**2. Token Setup**

* Standard memejob token creation engine,
* Future use for access control, insight requests, and usage-based incentives.

**3. Strategy Selection**

* Choose from **private, shared or public-good strategies,**
* Or create custom strategies using the Strategy Editor.

Strategies can be reused across multiple agents, allowing different personas, tokens, or audiences to expose the same underlying logic through distinct agent interfaces.

**4. Select complementary AI Indicator Enhancements**

These indicators are optional enhancements used to complement deterministic strategies with broader market and contextual signals.

Data feeds included but not limited to:

* Crypto Fear & Greed Index,
* Global crypto news,
* Ticker specific news & sentiment,
* Ivan-on-tech's Money Line (estimation),
* Perpetual DEX's long/short ratios,
* Network & market statistics,
* Bitcoin dominance.

**5. Token Ticker details** [(as per standard bonding curve token launch)](/memejob/features/how-to-launch)


# Interacting with Agents

This section describes how users discover agents, request insights, interpret outputs, and decide how to act on the information provided

Users seeking to consume agent insights of memejob AI Agents would navigate to Agents tab to:

1. **Browse agent list:**

   * Explore available agents ranked by performance, activity or focus:

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   * Review each agent’s scope, strategies used and historical performance.

   Agent discovery is centered around observable performance, activity, and strategic focus, allowing users to compare agents based on what they expose and how they behave over time.

2. **Open Agent Terminal Session**

   * Interact with an agent through a 402 paid request (pay-per-insight):

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   * Requests are scoped (signal output, context, performance, indicators),
   * Communication through prompting extends through terminal session lifecycle.

3. **Receive a signal**\
   A signal represents an agent’s interpretation of market conditions based on its configured strategy and data inputs, not an instruction to execute a trade.

   * Agents respond with:
     * Context and rationale behind the output
     * Relevant context or risk notes,
     * Suggested execution path,
     * Further data dissemination.

   Agent outputs and historical performance are designed to be publicly observable, while the underlying strategy logic remains private. This allows users to evaluate agents based on results and behavior without accessing how decisions are implemented.

4. **Decide and act**\
   Agents provide signals, context, and suggested execution paths, but they do not execute trades or make decisions on behalf of users. Users remain fully responsible for execution decisions and outcomes.
   * Agents do not execute trades by default,
   * You decide whether and how to act using the memejob execution setup.

Agents are reactive, not push-based by default. You pull insights when you make 402 payments.


# memejob Agent Setup Guide

This guide provides a high-level walkthrough of the creation flow, from strategy creation, to token launch, to live agent.

#### Agent creation at a glance

1. Create or select a strategy
2. Create an agent powered by that strategy
3. Launch an agent token
4. Users interact via paid terminal sessions
5. Agent performance becomes observable over time

#### Create or select a strategy

Agents are powered by deterministic trading strategies written in the memejob Lua DSL.

You can:

* [Build a strategy](/memejob/introducing-ai-agents/memejob-agent-setup-guide/creating-a-strategy) from scratch
* Reuse or fork existing strategies
* Generate strategies using the [LLM-assisted builder](/memejob/introducing-ai-agents/memejob-agent-setup-guide/creating-a-strategy/llm-assisted-strategy-builder)

> Strategies define **decision logic only**.\
> They are stateless, sandboxed, and do not execute trades.

#### Create an agent

An agent is the runtime layer that applies a strategy to live data and exposes outputs to users.

Agent creation includes:

* Defining the agent persona (name, description, behavior)
* Selecting one or more strategies
* Choosing optional AI indicator enhancements
* Deciding whether to launch with a new or existing token

See [Creating an Agent](/memejob/introducing-ai-agents/memejob-agent-setup-guide/creating-an-agent)

> Agent creation requires a fixed 420 HBAR fee.

#### Launch the agent token

Every agent is paired with a standard memejob token, launched via the memejob token engine.

Agent tokens:

* Are instantly tradable
* Coordinate access and incentives
* Enable pay-per-insight interactions

Token mechanics follow the standard memejob bonding curve model.

#### Agent goes live

Once launched, the agent becomes publicly discoverable on the Agents page.

Users can:

* Review agent scope and historical performance
* Open a terminal session
* Request insights on demand

Strategy logic remains private, while outputs and performance are observable.

#### User interaction

Agents are accessed via paid terminal sessions using a pay-per-insight model.

Interaction flow:

1. User opens an agent terminal
2. Submits a scoped request
3. Completes a 402 payment
4. Receives an agent response

Agents provide:

* Signals or directional bias
* Context and rationale
* Risk notes and suggested execution paths

> Agents are advisory only and never execute trades.

#### Performance & accountability

Agent outputs and historical behavior are designed to be publicly observable, while strategy logic stays private.

This enables:

* Performance comparison between agents
* Market-driven discovery of useful agents
* Accountability without IP leakage


# Creating an Agent

Creating an agent on memejob involves pairing a strategy with an onchain identity and token, defining how that agent will expose insights, accept usage, and interact with users.

Each agent is launched alongside an instantly tradable memejob token, which governs access, incentives, and usage around that agent.

Deploying new agents onto memejob Agentic Layer can be done in two ways:

1. Create a new agent with a new token\
   Used when launching a standalone agent with its own economic context.
2. Attach an agent to an existing memejob token\
   Available to the token developer, allowing additional agents to be introduced under the same token.

**Agent creation fee** is fixed at 420 $HBAR. It is charged at deployment and applies regardless of the creation path.

Creating an agent does not grant execution authority; agents expose insights and signals, while execution decisions remain with the user.


# Creating a Strategy

A strategy defines the deterministic logic an agent uses to interpret market data and generate signals. This page covers strategy design, configuration, and evaluation.

## Strategy Engine

This section is primarily intended for developers and advanced users comfortable with programmatic trading logic. Non-technical users can still build strategies using the LLM-assisted strategy builder described later in this page.

DEVs building a memejob Agent strategy will be using [LUA code language](https://www.lua.org/), tailored to WAKOS SDK indicators and:

### **1. Opt to build a strategy from scratch:**

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Strategies on memejob are designed to be composable and reusable. You can start from established templates, build on community contributions, or create fully private strategies depending on your needs.

2. ### **Leverage or improve existing strategies across 3 tiers:**

* Select common good strategies
* Select public strategies or publish one (optional)
* Create private strategies

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#### Whitelisted Public Good Strategies

These are **sudo-approved publicly recognized strategies** that can be used by agents or as starting point for custom strategies.

They are facilitated as public-good templates to ensure predictable outputs, safety and consistency.

#### Viable Public Contribution Strategies

These are public contributions to the community knowledge base that case be queried by performance, used in agents or further refined.

#### Private Strategies

Section restricted to highly confidential user generated strategies only.

## Strategy Configuration

Strategy configuration defines decision rules only. It does not control agent persona, token economics, or execution behavior.

Each strategy is defined by:

* Name,
* Description,
* Public or private visibility,
* Buy rules,
* Sell rules,
* Reference asset (single execution target).

Strategies can applied across **multiple assets**, but generate signals for **one target asset**.

You can learn how to design trading strategies in the [LLM-assisted strategy builder](/memejob/introducing-ai-agents/memejob-agent-setup-guide/creating-a-strategy/llm-assisted-strategy-builder) section.


# LLM-assisted strategy builder

The LLM-assisted strategy builder helps users generate strategy code efficiently. It does not change execution semantics: strategies remain deterministic and auditable.

Add your openAI API key([find your API key](https://platform.openai.com/api-keys)) in the strategy "Config":

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The API key is used only during strategy authoring to generate or refine code. It is not used during strategy execution or backtesting.&#x20;

and allow ChatGPT to build the strategy for you inside the memejob strategy builder:

#### `complete(prompt)`

The complete() function is an authoring-time utility for generating text and code suggestions based on prompts. It uses a Spring AI ChatModel to assist with strategy construction, analysis, and experimentation.

#### Parameters:

* prompt [string](https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#6.4) The prompt to send to the AI model

#### Returns:

1. [string](https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#6.4) Generated completion text from the AI model

#### Usage:

```lua
local analysis = complete("build me a strategy for buying the golden cross")
```

or

```lua
local analysis = complete("Analyze the current price action and volume")
local signal   = complete("Should I buy or sell based on current indicators?")
print("AI says: " .. analysis)
```

Outputs generated via complete() are text responses and must be interpreted or translated into deterministic strategy logic before being used as signals.

Note: while feeding the memejob LUA documentation, you may use any external LLM to support you in your strategy building endeavours. HF!

{% hint style="info" %}
Once a strategy is generated or refined, it must conform to the supported syntax, execution model, and primitives described in the following reference section.
{% endhint %}


# Syntax & Commands

This sectionsection documents the supported syntax, commands, and primitives available in the memejob strategy engine. It serves as a reference and is not intended to be read linearly.

{% hint style="info" %}
Strategies generated via the LLM-assisted builder must still conform to the syntax and execution model described below.
{% endhint %}

Below are **all the supported syntax, variables and functions** available when building trading strategies using the **WAKOS / memejob LUA Strategy Builder**.

The environment is a **sandboxed LUA DSL** designed for **safe, fast, deterministic backtesting and execution**. It is **not full LUA**.

Not all commands are required for every strategy; most strategies use a small subset of the primitives listed below.

### 1. Execution Model (Important)

Understanding the execution model is critical before writing strategies.

* The strategy script is executed **once per bar**
* Scripts are **stateless** by default (no memory across bars)
* The engine manages: Positions and Order execution
* Your script expresses **intent** via return values

#### Return Values

```lua
return 1   -- Buy / Long / Add (DCA)
return -1  -- Exit or Short (engine-defined)
return 0   -- Do nothing / Hold
```

### 2. Supported Lua Syntax

The strategy builder supports a **subset of LUA**.

#### ✅ Supported commands

* `local` variable declarations
* Numeric arithmetic: `+ - * /`
* Comparisons: `> < >= <= ==`
* Boolean logic: `and`, `or`
* Conditional blocks: `if / elseif / end`
* Single-return strategy flow

Example:

```lua
local e21 = ema(21)

if close < e21 then
    return 1
elseif close > e21 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

#### ❌ Not Supported (by design)

* Loops (`for`, `while`)
* Functions
* Tables / arrays
* Persistent state across bars
* LUA standard libraries (`math.*`, `string.*`, etc.)

### 3. Core Market Data Variables

All market data variables are instances of **`ValueWithHistory`**.

They support:

* Direct access (`close`)
* Historical indexing (`close[1]`, `close[2]`)

#### Price Variables

| Variable | Description                   |
| -------- | ----------------------------- |
| `open`   | Opening price of current bar  |
| `high`   | Highest price of current bar  |
| `low`    | Lowest price of current bar   |
| `close`  | Closing price of current bar  |
| `volume` | Trading volume of current bar |

Example:

```lua
local current = close
local previous = close[1]

if close > close[1] then
    return 1
end
```

### 4. Derived Price Variables

Calculated prices derived from OHLC values.

| Variable | Formula                          | Description          |
| -------- | -------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| `hl2`    | (high + low) / 2                 | Mid price            |
| `hlc3`   | (high + low + close) / 3         | Typical price        |
| `hlcc4`  | (high + low + close + close) / 4 | Close-weighted price |

All support historical indexing.

Example:

```lua
if hlc3 > hlc3[1] then
    return 1
end
```

### 5. Bar Event Context (`ev`)

The global `ev` table provides context about the current bar event.

#### Fields

| Field         | Type   | Description                      |
| ------------- | ------ | -------------------------------- |
| `ev.kind`     | string | `Opened`, `Updated`, or `Closed` |
| `ev.bar_span` | number | Bar interval in minutes          |

Example:

```lua
if ev.kind == "Closed" then
    return 0
end
```

### 6. Moving Average Indicators (Module MA)

#### EMA – Exponential Moving Average

```lua
ema(periods[, window="1m"])
```

Parameters:

* `periods` (number, required)
* `window` (string | number, optional)

Examples:

```lua
local e3 = ema(3)
local e21 = ema(21, "15m")
local e55 = ema(55, 60)
```

Asset-specific EMA:

```lua
local btc_ema = ema("BTC", 14, "15m")
```

***

#### SMA – Simple Moving Average

```lua
sma(window[, resolution="1m"])
```

Examples:

```lua
local sma_15m = sma("15m")
local sma_1h = sma("1h", "5m")
```

***

#### WMA – Weighted Moving Average

```lua
wma(periods, window, weights)
```

Examples:

```lua
local wma_val = wma(14, "15m", 14)
```

***

#### MACD – Moving Average Convergence Divergence

```lua
macd([small_periods=12[, large_periods=26[, window="1m"]]])
```

Examples:

```lua
local m = macd()
local m_fast = macd(9, 21, "15m")
```

> Note: MACD always uses the **primary asset**.


# Agentic & Data Layer

This section explains how memejob AI agents are structured at a system level, separating data ingestion from agent behavior to ensure modularity, auditability, and extensibility.

Memejob AI agents are **composable by design** and are built around two core pillars that operate in tandem:

* **The Data Layer**\
  Responsible for sourcing, normalizing and exposing on-chain, off-chain and oracle-based data.&#x20;
* **The Agentic Layer**\
  Encapsulates agent behavior and decision-making workflows.&#x20;

This separation ensures that data sourcing and normalization can evolve independently from agent logic, reducing coupling and enabling safer iteration.

Together, these layers enable modular, extensible agents, that can adapt strategies, integrate new data sources and evolve behavior without tight coupling between data ingestion and decision logic.

You can find implementation details of agent execution and SDK-level capabilities in the [Agent Framework](/memejob/introducing-ai-agents/agentic-and-data-layer/agent-framework) section.


# Agent Framework

The section defines how agents are instantiated, configured, and executed. It provides the runtime scaffolding that connects strategies, data inputs, and interaction interfaces.

Memejob AI Agents are built on **ElizaOS**, which provides the core agentic runtime for autonomous behavior, state management and action execution.

ElizaOS enables agents to operate as **stateful, goal-oriented systems**, handling reasoning loops, memory and task sequencing. Memejob defines agent intent and permissions, while ElizaOS governs how agents think and act.

The Agent Framework does not define trading logic or market decisions. Those remain entirely within strategies, which are selected and configured separately.

### ElizaOS SDK & Functions

Memejob integrates the **ElizaOS SDK** as the execution interface between agents and the platform.

Through the SDK, agents access a curated set of **explicit functions**, that define their capabilities, including:

* Data and signal retrieval
* Strategy execution and automation
* State-aware logic and counters
* System and agent coordination

The SDK acts as a **capability boundary**: agents can only invoke functions that are intentionally exposed, ensuring predictable, auditable and composable behavior.

**Agent Flow:**\
*Memejob Platform → memejob AI Agent → ElizaOS SDK → On-chain / Off-chain Actions & Data*


# Supported Assets

This section lists the assets currently supported by the memejob strategy and agent system. Supported assets determine which markets agents can analyze, simulate, and generate signals for.

1. **Cryptocurrency** lis&#x74;**:**

* Bitcoin (BTC)
* Ethereum (ETH)
* Sui (SUI)
* Solana (SOL)
* XRP (XRP)
* Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR)

2. **Hedera Tokens** list(Top HTS tokens with Saucerswap liquidity pools):

* Saucerswap (SAUCE)
* HeadStarter (HST)
* Bonzo Finance (BONZO)
* HashPack (PACK)
* Earthlings Token (STEAM)

Assets are explicitly whitelisted to ensure reliable data availability, indicator consistency, and safe strategy execution across supported markets.

{% hint style="info" %}
More assets will be made available on-demand and priority-based, subject to data availability and indicator support.
{% endhint %}


# Data Source

This section describes the raw data providers that supply market, liquidity, and pricing inputs. These data sources form the foundation on which technical indicators and higher-level agent reasoning.

Agent strategies rely on a combination of market, liquidity and pricing data aggregated from trusted third-party providers. These data sources supply the foundational signals used by both technical indicators and higher-level AI decision layers.

The current supported data sources include:

* **CoinGecko**\
  Provides broad market coverage, token metadata, historical price data, market capitalization and volume metrics used for baseline market awareness and cross-asset comparisons.
* **GeckoTerminal**\
  Supplies real-time and historical DEX liquidity, pool-level data and on-chain trading activity, enabling agents to reason about depth, slippage and decentralized market dynamics.
* **Supra Oracle (real-time pricing)**\
  Delivers low-latency, tamper-resistant price feeds for accurate execution, strategy validation and synchronization between on-chain actions and off-chain signals.

Data from these providers is normalized and abstracted before use; agents and strategies do not interact with external APIs directly.

{% hint style="info" %}
Additional data providers and custom feeds may be introduced over time as the platform expands support for new networks, instruments, and agent behaviors, subject to reliability and consistency requirements
{% endhint %}


# Technical Indicators

This section introduces the categories of technical indicators supported in strategies, explains how they are used to derive signals from market data. Indicators provide structured inputs to strategy.

Trading indicators are grouped into a few **widely accepted categories**. The sections below outline their purpose and how the currently supported indicators can be used in strategies.

You do not need to use indicators from every category; most strategies rely on a small subset chosen to match their time horizon and market behavior.

Standard categories include:

### 1. Trend Indicators

Used to identify the **direction and strength** of a trend.

**Typical questions they answer:** *Is the market trending up, down, or sideways?*

**Common examples:**

* Moving Averages (SMA, EMA, WMA)
* MACD
* ADX
* Ichimoku Cloud
* Parabolic SAR

### 2. Momentum Indicators

Measure the **speed of price movement** and potential exhaustion.

**Typical questions they answer:** *Is the move strong or weakening?*&#x20;

**Common examples:**

* RSI
* Stochastic Oscillator
* CCI
* Momentum
* Rate of Change (ROC)

### 3. Volatility Indicators

Measure **how much price fluctuates**, not direction.

**Typical questions they answer:** *How risky or unstable is the current market?*

**Common examples:**

* ATR
* Bollinger Bands
* Keltner Channels
* Standard Deviation
* Donchian Channels

### 4. Volume Indicators

Analyze **trading activity and participation**.

**Typical questions they answer:** *Is the move supported by real participation?*

**Common examples:**

* Volume
* On-Balance Volume (OBV)
* VWAP
* Accumulation / Distribution
* Money Flow Index (MFI)

### 5. Oscillators (Range / Mean-Reversion)

Often a **subset of momentum**, but commonly treated separately.

**Typical questions they answer:** *Is the asset overbought or oversold?*

**Common examples:**

* RSI
* Stochastic
* Williams %R
* Ultimate Oscillator

### 6. Support & Resistance Indicators

Help identify **price levels of interest**.

**Typical questions they answer:** *Where might price react or reverse?*

**Common examples:**

* Pivot Points
* Fibonacci Retracements
* Donchian Channels
* Volume Profile

### 7. Pattern & Structure Indicators

Detect **repeating price behaviors or formations**.

**Typical questions they answer:** *Is a known behavioral pattern forming?*

**Common examples:**

* Candlestick patterns (engulfing, doji, hammer)
* Chart patterns (flags, triangles, head & shoulders)
* Fractals
* Market structure breaks

### 8. Breadth & Market-Wide Indicators

**Common examples:**

* Advance / Decline line
* New highs vs lows
* Higher higher vs Lower highs
* Lower lows vs Higher Lows
* Put/Call ratio

{% hint style="info" %}
Indicators provide structured inputs to strategies and do not execute actions or make decisions on their own.
{% endhint %}


# Supported data - Basic

### Built-in trading variables providing access to current and historical bar data

All variables support historical indexing (e.g., close\[1] for previous bar, close\[3] for the 3rd bar, etc.).

**open**

Opening price of the current bar

* open number|ValueWithHistory Current bar's open price with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local current_open = open
local prev_open = open[1]
local open_change = open - open[1]
```

**high**

Highest price of the current bar

* high number|ValueWithHistory Current bar's high price with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local current_high = high
local prev_high = high[1]
local high_breakout = high > high[1]
```

**low**

Lowest price of the current bar

* low number|ValueWithHistory Current bar's low price with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local current_low = low
local prev_low = low[1]
local low_breakdown = low < low[1]
```

**close**

Closing price of the current bar

* close number|ValueWithHistory Current bar's close price with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local current_close = close
local prev_close = close[1]
local price_change = close - close[1]
```

**volume**

Trading volume of the current bar

* volume number|ValueWithHistory Current bar's volume with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local current_volume = volume
local prev_volume = volume[1]
local volume_spike = volume > volume[1] * 2
```

### Price Variables - Calculated <a href="#calculated_price_variables__derived_price_values_calculated_from_ohlc_data" id="calculated_price_variables__derived_price_values_calculated_from_ohlc_data"></a>

### Derived price values calculated from OHLC data <a href="#calculated_price_variables__derived_price_values_calculated_from_ohlc_data" id="calculated_price_variables__derived_price_values_calculated_from_ohlc_data"></a>

Commonly used for technical analysis and indicator calculations.

**hl2**

Average of high and low prices Calculated as: (high + low) / 2

* hl2 number|ValueWithHistory HL2 value with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local mid_price = hl2
local prev_mid = hl2[1]
```

**hlc3**

Average of high, low, and close prices Calculated as: (high + low + close) / 3 Also known as "typical price"

* hlc3 number|ValueWithHistory HLC3 value with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local typical_price = hlc3
local prev_typical = hlc3[1]
```

**hlcc4**

Weighted average emphasizing close price Calculated as: (high + low + close + close) / 4 Gives double weight to the closing price

* hlcc4 number: ValueWithHistory HLCC4 value with historical access

#### Usage:

```lua
local weighted_price = hlcc4
local prev_weighted = hlcc4[1]
```


# Moving Average Indicators

Moving averages are used to identify trend direction, filter noise, and define entry or exit conditions. This section documents the moving average indicators available and how they are used.

Most strategies rely on one or two moving average patterns; the examples below illustrate common building blocks rather than prescriptive templates.

**What is a Moving Average?**\
A trend-following indicator. Displayed in a value or visual line calculated based on average price over time.

**Range:** It calculates the average of past prices to filter out short-term noise.\
If the price is consistently trading above the moving average, the trend is considered up.\
If the price is consistently trading below the moving average, the trend is considered down.

### Supported technical indicators feature:

1. #### Simple Moving Average (SMA)

**Formula**: SMA = (A1 + A2 + … + An) / n

SMA factores the sum of closing prices over a specific period and dividing the total by the number of periods. Closing prices have equal weights.&#x20;

In other words, it calculates arithmetic mean of closing prices over a time window. Results are cached for performance (1-minute TTL).

#### Parameters:

* window [string](https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#6.4) or number Time window as duration string ("15m", "1h") or minutes (REQUIRED)
* resolution [string](https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#6.4) or number Bar resolution as duration string ("1m", "5m") or minutes (*default* "1m")

#### Returns:

1. number SMA value (returns 0 if no bars found)

#### Usage:

```lua
-- Using primary asset (window REQUIRED)
local sma_val = sma("15m")           -- 15-minute window, default 1-minute resolution
local sma_val = sma("1h", "5m")      -- 1-hour window, 5-minute resolution
local sma_val = sma(60, 5)           -- 60-minute window, 5-minute resolution
-- Using specific asset (asset + window REQUIRED)
local sma_val = sma("ETH", "15m")         -- ETH, 15m window, default 1m resolution
local sma_val = sma("ETH", "15m", "1m")   -- ETH, 15m window, 1m resolution
```

Common representation in LUA code as **SMA(n)**, where n is the number of periods.

2. ### Exponential Moving Average (EMA)

**Formula**: EMA = (Current Price × (2 / (N + 1))) + (Previous EMA × (1 – (2 / (N + 1)))

Is calculated using the Simple Moving Average (SMA) but assigning higher weights to recent prices.

In other words, to calculate the EMA one must be using a multiplier-based approach: multiplier = 2 / (periods + 1). Applies weighted multipliers to SMA values at each period.

#### Parameters:

* periods number Number of periods (REQUIRED)
* window [string](https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#6.4) or number Time window as duration string ("15m", "1h") or minutes (*default* "1m")

#### Returns:

1. number EMA value

#### Usage:

```lua
-- Using primary asset
local ema_val = ema(14)          -- 14 periods, default 1-minute window
local ema_val = ema(14, "15m")   -- 14 periods, 15-minute window
local ema_val = ema(20, 60)      -- 20 periods, 60-minute window
-- Using specific asset
local ema_val = ema("BTC", 14)         -- BTC, 14 periods, default 1m window
local ema_val = ema("BTC", 14, "15m")  -- BTC, 14 periods, 15m window
```

Representation in LUA code as **EMA(x)**, where x is the number of periods.

3. ### Weighted Moving Average (WMA)

**Formula**: WMA = \[(Price₁ × n) + (Price₂ × (n – 1)) +… + Priceₙ] / \[n × (n + 1) / 2]

Similar to EMA, places greater emphasis on recent prices by assigning them higher importance,. the formula features a linear weighting method, making it less sensitive to recent price changes.

In other words, for calculating WMA one must use descending weights: denominator = (weights + 1) \* weights / 2. More recent periods receive higher weights in descending order.

#### Parameters:

* periods number Number of periods (REQUIRED)
* window [string](https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#6.4) or number Time window as duration string ("15m", "1h") or minutes (REQUIRED)
* weights number Number of descending weights to apply (REQUIRED)

#### Returns:

1. number WMA value

#### Usage:

```lua
-- Using primary asset (all 3 parameters REQUIRED)
local wma_val = wma(14, "15m", 14)  -- 14 periods, 15-min window, 14 weights
local wma_val = wma(10, 30, 10)     -- 10 periods, 30-min window, 10 weights
-- Using specific asset (all 4 parameters REQUIRED)
local wma_val = wma("BTC", 14, "15m", 14)  -- BTC, 14 periods, 15m window, 14 weights
```

Representation in LUA code as **EMA(x)**, where x is the number of periods.

4. ### MACD - Moving Average Convergence Divergence

Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) Calculates MACD as the difference between fast and slow EMAs. Formula: fast\_ema - slow\_ema Note: Does NOT support asset name parameter (always uses primary asset).

#### Parameters:

* small\_periods number Fast EMA periods (default: 12) (*default* 12)
* large\_periods number Slow EMA periods (default: 26, must be > small\_periods) (*default* 26)
* window [string](https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#6.4) or number Time window as duration string ("15m", "1h") or minutes (*default* "1m")

#### Returns:

1. number MACD value (fast EMA - slow EMA)

#### Usage:

```lua
-- Using defaults
local macd_val = macd()              -- 12, 26, "1m"
-- Custom parameters
local macd_val = macd(12, 26, "15m") -- 15-minute window
local macd_val = macd(9, 21, 60)     -- 9, 21 periods, 60-minute window
```

### Fields

**periods**

* periods number Number of periods (REQUIRED)
* window ? string|number Time window as duration string ("15m", "1h") or minutes (default: "1m")

**window**

* window string|number Time window as duration string or minutes (REQUIRED)
* resolution ? string|number Bar resolution as duration string or minutes (default: "1m")

**periods**

* periods number Number of periods (REQUIRED)
* window string|number Time window as duration string or minutes (REQUIRED)
* weights number Number of descending weights to apply (REQUIRED)

**small\_periods**

* small\_periods ? number Fast EMA periods (default: 12)
* large\_periods ? number Slow EMA periods (default: 26, must be > small\_periods)
* window ? string|number Time window as duration string ("15m", "1h") or minutes (default: "1m")


# Relative Strength Index

Relative Strength Index is used to identify overbought or oversold conditions and potential reversals. RSI focuses on momentum and exhaustion rather than direction.

#### What is RSI?&#x20;

The RSI is a momentum oscillator. Think of it like a speedometer for price changes.&#x20;

Range: It moves between 0 and 100.

It compares the magnitude of recent gains to recent losses.

* If the price is going up rapidly with very few down candles, the RSI approaches 100.
* If the price is crashing without relief, the RSI approaches 0.

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#### Main use

RSI is commonly used to answer two questions that moving averages cannot:

1. "Is the price too expensive right now?" (Overbought)
   * When RSI > 70, the asset is considered "overheated." The buyers are exhausted, and a reversal (price drop) is likely.
2. "Is the price too cheap right now?" (Oversold)
   * When RSI < 30, the asset is "oversold." The sellers are exhausted, and a bounce (price rise) is likely.

Use Case: While your current Moving Average tools tell you *what the trend is* (Up or Down), RSI tells you *if the trend is about to end*.


# Backtesting Strategy performance

Backtesting allows you to evaluate how a strategy would have behaved on historical data before using it in live conditions. It helps assess signal quality, consistency, and basic risk characteristics.

Once a LUA strategy compiles successfully, users can evaluate its performance by clicking **Run**.\
Based on the selected **pSpan** configuration, the strategy is backtested across different time windows.

As the compiler progresses through historical data, signals are incrementally generated. Performance metrics include the **number of buy and sell signals** and their respective outcomes.

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Backtesting does not predict future performance and should be used to compare strategies and understand behavior, not as a guarantee of outcomes.

Successful signals are displayed with a **green dot**, while losing signals are marked with an **orange dot**, allowing quick visual comparison across time windows.

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# Sample Trading Strategies

This section presents reference strategies demonstrating common trading patterns. These examples are intended as learning tools and starting points rather than ready-to-use trading systems.

The strategies below illustrate common trading patterns. Each example highlights a specific idea or combination of indicators and is intended to help you understand how strategies are structured and composed.

Some of the sample strategies below can be replicated seen and replicated in the default strategies section and feature some of the most popular trading strategies, including:&#x20;

1. Spot grid trading bot
2. DCA (Dollar Cost Average)
3. Spot Martingale
4. Rebalancing BOT
5. TWAP
6. Infinity Grid
7. Looping
8. Trend follow

### memejob LUA strategies, intro:

All strategies:

* Are stateless
* Script runs **once per bar**
* Use only supported syntax and indicators
* Express intent exclusively via `return` values

**Return values:**

```
return 1   -- Buy / Long / Add (DCA)
return -1  -- Exit or Short (engine-defined)
return 0   -- Hold
```

Each example focuses on a specific concept such as trend detection, momentum confirmation, mean reversion, or volume filtering. You are encouraged to adapt parameters, combine patterns, and test variations rather than using examples verbatim.

### 1. SMA Trend Follower

Uses a Simple Moving Average as a trend baseline. Follows the dominant direction and exits on trend loss.

```lua
local s20 = sma(20)

if close > s20 then
    return 1
elseif close < s20 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

**Visual intuition:**

```
Price  ──────╮  Buy
SMA    ──────┼──────
Price  ──────╯  Exit
```

### 2. EMA Crossover

Classic fast/slow EMA crossover strategy. Enters on bullish momentum, exits on bearish crossover.

```lua
local e6  = ema(6)
local e21 = ema(21)

if e6 > e21 then
    return 1
elseif e6 < e21 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 3. Triple EMA Trend Stack

Strong trend confirmation using three EMAs aligned in the same direction.

```lua
local e3  = ema(3)
local e6  = ema(6)
local e21 = ema(21)

if e3 > e6 and e6 > e21 then
    return 1
elseif e3 < e6 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

**Visual:**

```
EMA3   ╭────
EMA6   ├────
EMA21  └────
```

### 4. Pullback to EMA (DCA-Friendly)

Buys pullbacks during an existing uptrend. Suitable for DCA-style accumulation.

```lua
local e6  = ema(6)
local e21 = ema(21)

if close > e21 and close < e6 then
    return 1
elseif close < e21 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 5. EMA Momentum Runner (DCA friendly)

Adds exposure while price remains above a short-term EMA. Exits on momentum loss.

```lua
local e9 = ema(9)

if close > e9 then
    return 1
elseif close < e9 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

**Visual:**

```
Price ↑  → Add
Price ↓  → Exit
```

### 6. Fast EMA Momentum Proxy

Momentum proxy using fast EMA positioning instead of bar-to-bar price changes (price history not supported).

```lua
local e3 = ema(3)
local e6 = ema(6)

if e3 > e6 then
return 1
elseif e3 < e6 then
return -1
end
```

### 7. SMA Direction Proxy

Approximates SMA slope using price position relative to SMA.

```lua
local s20 = sma(20)

if close > s20 then
return 1
elseif close < s20 then
return -1
end

return 0
```

### 8. EMA Trend Confirmation

Requires both price and EMA to confirm trend direction.

```lua
if close[0] > ema(21) and close[1] > ema(21)[1] then
    return 1
elseif close[0] < ema(21) then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 9. Typical Price Trend

Uses the HLC3 (typical price) instead of close to reduce noise.

```lua
local e14 = ema(14)

if hlc3 > e14 then
    return 1
elseif hlc3 < e14 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 10. WMA Trend Follower

Trend-following strategy using a Weighted Moving Average for faster reaction.

```lua
local w20 = wma(20)

if close > w20 then
    return 1
elseif close < w20 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 11. EMA Compression Breakout

Enters when multiple EMAs align, indicating trend expansion.

```lua
local e6  = ema(6)
local e9  = ema(9)
local e21 = ema(21)

if e6 > e9 and e9 > e21 then
    return 1
elseif e6 < e9 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 12. Range Breakout

Trades breakouts beyond the previous bar’s range.

```lua
if close > high[1] then
    return 1
elseif close < low[1] then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 13. SMA Mean Reversion (Simple)

Buys below the SMA and exits above it. Simple counter-trend strategy.

```lua
local s50 = sma(50)

if close < s50 then
    return 1
elseif close > s50 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 14. EMA Acceleration

Trades based on the acceleration or deceleration of EMA movement.

```lua
local e6 = ema(6)

if e6 > e6[1] then
    return 1
elseif e6 < e6[1] then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

### 15. Dual-Timeframe Proxy (Fast vs Slow SMA)

Simulates multi-timeframe logic using fast vs slow SMAs.

```lua
local s10 = sma(10)
local s30 = sma(30)

if s10 > s30 then
    return 1
elseif s10 < s30 then
    return -1
end

return 0
```

#### **16. The "Golden Cross" & "Death Cross"**

The "Hello World" of trading bots & classic strategy in trend following.

It captures massive moves by entering when short-term momentum overtakes long-term trends.

* **Logic:**&#x20;
  * Buy when the fast MA (e.g., 50) crosses *above* the slow MA (e.g., 200).&#x20;
  * Sell when it crosses *below*.

```lua
-- Current SMAs
local fast = sma(50, "1d")
local slow = sma(200, "1d")
-- Previous-bar SMAs (window shifted by 1 day)
local fast_prev = sma(51, "1d")
local slow_prev = sma(201, "1d")

-- Golden Cross (Bullish)
if fast_prev <= slow_prev and fast > slow then
    return 1

-- Death Cross (Exit / Bearish)
elseif fast_prev >= slow_prev and fast < slow then
    return -1
end
```

#### **17. The "MACD Zero-Cross" Momentum**

A fast momentum strategy using the MACD line relative to zero.

* Buy when MACD turns positive (bullish momentum)
* Exit when MACD turns negative (bearish momentum)

Detect zero-cross via comparing current vs slightly longer window MACD values

```lua
-- Current MACD
local macd_val = macd(12, 26, "1d")       -- 12/26 daily MACD
-- "Previous" MACD (slightly shifted fast period)
local macd_prev = macd(13, 27, "1d")      -- Shifted by +1 period to approximate prior value

-- MACD Zero-Cross: Bullish
if macd_prev <= 0 and macd_val > 0 then
    return 1
-- MACD Zero-Cross: Bearish / Exit
elseif macd_prev >= 0 and macd_val < 0 then
    return -1
end
```

#### **18. Spot Martingale**

Buys when the price dips below a reference (e.g., EMA) and Continues signaling buys while the dip persists → mimics averaging down. Exits when price recovers above the reference

Logic: Detect zero-cross via comparing current vs slightly longer window MACD values

```lua
-- Reference EMA (trend anchor)
local ema_ref = ema(20, "1h")  -- 20-period EMA, hourly bars

-- Spot Martingale Logic
if close < ema_ref then
    -- price below reference → DCA / Buy
    return 1
elseif close > ema_ref then
    -- price above reference → Exit
    return -1
end
```

#### **19.** WMA Trend Strength

Uses Weighted Moving Average (WMA) to capture strong trends by emphasizing recent bars.

* Buys when trend strength is bullish (price above WMA)
* Exits when trend weakens (price below WMA)

```lua
-- WMA trend reference
local wma_val = wma(20, "1h", 20)  -- 20-period WMA, hourly bars

-- Trend Strength Logic
if close > wma_val then
    return 1   -- Buy / Long
elseif close < wma_val then
    return -1  -- Exit
end
```

#### **20.** Mean Reversion with Bollinger-style Logic

Detects extreme price deviations from a moving average.

* Buy when price drops below the lower band
* Exit when price rises above the upper band

```lua
-- Reference SMA
local sma_val = sma(20, "1h")
-- Approximate band width (e.g., 2% of SMA)
local band_offset = sma_val * 0.02
-- Lower and upper "bands"
local lower_band = sma_val - band_offset
local upper_band = sma_val + band_offset

-- Mean Reversion Logic
if close < lower_band then
    return 1   -- Buy (oversold)
elseif close > upper_band then
    return -1  -- Exit (overbought)
end
```

#### **21.** MACD Histogram Divergence

Looks for momentum divergence between price and MACD histogram.

* Buy when price makes a lower low but MACD histogram shows higher low → bullish divergence
* Exit when divergence fails or turns bearish

```lua
-- MACD Line
local macd_val = macd(12, 26, "1h")
local macd_prev = macd(13, 27, "1h")  -- previous approximation

-- Histogram approximation
local hist = macd_val - macd_prev
local hist_prev = macd_prev - macd(14, 28, "1h")

-- Divergence Logic (bullish)
if close < close[1] and hist > hist_prev then
    return 1   -- Buy
elseif close > close[1] and hist < hist_prev then
    return -1  -- Exit
end
```

**Note:** Composability of supporting data can be queried in the documentation. As more indicators and data sources come live, strategies can evolve and public good repository will evolve.


# AI Indicators

Selection for Strategy Complementarity

Each agent strategy can be complemented by a curated set of AI indicators derived from on-chain, off-chain, and social data sources. These indicators focus on contextual and behavioral signals that complement traditional technical metrics.

AI indicators are typically used to enrich strategies with contextual signals such as sentiment, fundamentals, or network activity that are not captured by price or volume alone.

At present, AI indicators are available as a predefined set, carefully selected to maximize strategy complementarity. Support for user-defined and customizable indicators is actively under development.

AI indicators are most effective when used to filter, confirm, or contextualize signals generated by deterministic strategies, rather than as standalone decision mechanisms.

Indicators feature data collected across multiple categories, including:

* Fundamentals
* News & Sentiment
* Market Sentiment
* Market Structure
* On-Chain Metrics
* Trading Metrics
* DeFi Metrics
* Macro & Liquidity
* Social & Community
* Developer Activity
* Competitive Analysis
* Risk Metrics<br>

{% hint style="info" %}
Users interested in contributing or integrating custom AI indicators should contact the team through official communication channels.
{% endhint %}


# Roadmap

This roadmap outlines areas of active exploration and potential future enhancements. It provides visibility into the product direction rather than a commitment to specific features or timelines.

Potential areas of exploration include:

* Hedera Agent Kit integration
* Permissionless execution
* Agent state updates
* HCS-based event logging
* interactive/no-code strategy builder
* Push notifications via:
  * HCS
  * Wallet notifications
* Staking & agent yield access
* Further Cross-chain integrations
* Risk


# Token Allocations

Lifecycle of the instantly tradable & standardised memejob tokens

Breakdown of T**okens allocations on memejob**&#x20;

Each default MemeJob token listing comprises a Max token supply of 1 Billion tokens, with 8 decimal points & divided as follows:

**Scenario 1 - Default ( 2% of Max Supply Burnt at creation - Max token supply 980 Million)**

<table><thead><tr><th width="187">Token #</th><th> During memejob Bonding curve</th><th>Upon Graduation &#x26; DEX listing</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Circulating Supply </td><td>750,000,000 ( 76.5% of Max )</td><td>980,000,000 ( 100% of Max )</td></tr><tr><td>Max Supply</td><td>980,000,000</td><td>980,000,000</td></tr></tbody></table>

* 750 Million Tokens (76.5% of total supply)
  * Allocated to the **Bonding Curve**, facilitating seamless user engagement and token trading.
  * The majority distribution on the bonding curve ensures that token price discovery are foremost dictated by market demand, not external manipulation or dumps.
* 230 Million Tokens (23.5% of total supply):&#x20;
  * Paired with liquidity raised during the memejob launch and **seeded on SaucerSwap V1** pool to ensure market accessibility. The seeded amount strengthens initial trading stability and reduces wild price fluctuations.
* 20 Million Tokens ( not minted / Burned )

**Scenario 2 - Optional for creator / Dev ( 2% of Total Supply distributed - Max token supply 1 Billion)**

<table><thead><tr><th width="198">Token #</th><th> During memejob Bonding curve</th><th>Upon Graduation &#x26; DEX listing</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Circulating Supply </td><td>750,000,000 ( 75% of Max )</td><td>1,000,000,000 ( 100% of Max )</td></tr><tr><td>Max Supply</td><td>1,000,000,000</td><td>1,000,000,000</td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr></tbody></table>

* 750 Million Tokens (75% of total supply)
  * Allocated to the **Bonding Curve**, facilitating seamless user engagement and token trading.
  * The majority distribution on the bonding curve ensures that token price discovery are foremost dictated by market demand, not external manipulation or dumps.
* 230 Million Tokens (23% of total supply):&#x20;
  * Paired with liquidity raised during the memejob launch and **seeded on SaucerSwap V1** pool to ensure market accessibility. The seeded amount strengthens initial trading stability and reduces wild price fluctuations.
* 20 Million Tokens (2% of total supply):&#x20;
  * **Distributed proportionately to** [**HST Single Sided Staking vaults participants**](https://app.headstarter.org/staking/)

*The token distribution metrics may be changed over time to optimize user experience or for increasing functionalities.*


# memejob Points

THE ENGAGEMENT LEDGER

**memejob Points are designed to reward and incentivize active participation within the protocol, fostering organic engagement and supporting the growth of the memejob ecosystem.**

**Find leaderboard in dApp ->** [**https://memejob.fun/leaderboard**](https://memejob.fun/leaderboard)

* **memejob Points track Organic Usage**:\
  Points are awarded for genuine engagement with the memejob protocol, including:

  * Token creation events.
  * Trading activity and volume metrics.
  * Successful token launches.
  * Referral activity.
  * and more.

* **memejob Points for Hedera participation:**\
  Active contributors and participants who add value to the platform are recognized along with the broader Hedera DeFi ecosystem, encouraging deeper collaboration and usage of Hedera DeFi & on-DLT usage.


# Protocol Fees

MemeJob has a clear and user-friendly cost system that ensures fairness and sustainability for all users. Here is a breakdown of the platform's fees:

1. **Token creation & bonding curve listing fees - (0% fee + Hedera network fee)**

   To create and launch your token on MemeJob, any user will have to cover the [Hedera network token creation fee ](https://hedera.com/fees)of 1$ + transaction fee. The memejob protocol incurs no fees.
2. **Trading fees ( 1% fee + Hedera network fee)**

   All transactions on the MemeJob bonding curve incur a 1% fee. This charge goes towards platform operations and constant enhancement, ensuring that users have a sustained flawless experience and ever-new improved features.&#x20;
3. **Liquidity Fees**&#x20;

   When the token graduates from the Bonding Curve, the following distribution happens automatically :&#x20;

   1. LP - A new SaucerSwap V1 liquidity pool is seeded with 69,420 $HBAR and 230,000,000 ( 230 Million ) units of graduated token
   2. Graduation reward - The token creator ( DEV ) receives a reward worth 690 $HBAR
   3. LP creation fee - The SaucerSwap V1 liquidity pool creation fee worth 50$ (˜160 $HBAR) is paid by the protocol
   4. Liquidity fee - The memejob protocol retains the remaining amount of \~1700 $HBAR ( actual values may vary depending other fees & BC )
   5. Hedera network fees
4. **Post Graduation Fees** **(0% fee + Hedera network fee & DEX fees)**

   Following the graduation from the memejob bonding curve, and DEX listing, you can continue to trade the token via the memejob platform without any fees.


# Referral System

The MemeJob referral system is intended to reward evangelization of memejob and Hedera.

Find your referral link inside your User Profile.

**The Operation of the Referral System**

* Once you linked your wallet to the memejob dApp, create your profile.&#x20;
* Once your profile is created, your wallet address (ex :0.0.99999999) becomes your referral ID and you can start sharing it with your network, followers, or friends.
* You can share and invite via email, messaging applications, or social media using your referral link (of the format: <https://memejob.fun/?referrer=0.0.99999999).&#x20>;
* Any sign-up and account registered via a referral MUST create at least one transaction to become accounted and appear under the referral counter.
* For every transaction your referrals execute, you get a share of the incurred protocol fee ( default 10%) .

*Custom referrals coming soon...*


# Roadmap

Updated 2026

For up to-date platform upgrade:\
Check them in-app: <https://memejob.fun/whats-new> <br>

2026 Roadmap includes:\
\- Yield distribution\
\- custom referrals\
\- Memejob AI Agents\
\- Customizable Bonding curve launches\
\- Multi-purpose token launches\
\- Flexible graduation listings\
\- Liquidity Layer

\
Reviewing the Legacy roadmap at 2025 launch, the team has delivered above and beyond:

<figure><img src="/files/QHkedt5tXPMgaeStk2XC" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

\
2025 Roadmap highlights:\
\
\- Memejob SDK\
\- Points Leaderboard\
\- token & refferal rewards\
\- advanced token allocations\
\- bubble-map\
\- improved Ui-UX \
\- token perfomance data

Main 2025 development highlight posts:\ <br>

<table data-header-hidden><thead><tr><th width="213.20703125">Description</th><th>Link</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>memejob dev updates 1</td><td><a href="https://x.com/i/status/1881816006714425609">https://x.com/i/status/1881816006714425609</a></td></tr><tr><td>memejob dev updates 2</td><td><a href="https://x.com/i/status/1886454601936773449">https://x.com/i/status/1886454601936773449</a></td></tr><tr><td>memejob dev updates 3</td><td><a href="https://x.com/i/status/1902721552711299318">https://x.com/i/status/1902721552711299318</a></td></tr><tr><td>Coinbase on-ramp</td><td><a href="https://x.com/i/status/1904175489301803096">https://x.com/i/status/1904175489301803096</a></td></tr><tr><td>SDK release</td><td><a href="https://x.com/i/status/1935666511852503394">https://x.com/i/status/1935666511852503394</a></td></tr><tr><td>Merch store</td><td><a href="https://x.com/i/status/1999437851713503299">https://x.com/i/status/1999437851713503299</a></td></tr></tbody></table>


# Integrations & SDK

Build bots, dashboards, agents, and trading tools using official memejob SDKs and community integrations.

memejob is designed to be extensible. The memejob SDK and growing partner ecosystem make integration straightforward.

#### Official SDK

Repository: <https://github.com/buidler-labs/memejob-sdk-js>

Provides programmatic access to memejob tokens, markets, and metadata, enabling developers to build bots, dashboards, and automated workflows.

Typical use cases:

* Token discovery and indexing
* Market data ingestion
* Alerts and automation
* Custom trading logic
* Analytics dashboards

#### Hedera Agent Kit

Repository: <https://github.com/buidler-labs/hak-memejob-plugin>

Enables AI agents and automated systems to interact directly with memejob markets, making it easier to build agent-driven trading, monitoring, and execution workflows.

Designed for:

* AI agents
* Autonomous trading systems
* Event-driven bots
* Strategy automation

#### Live Integrations

The ecosystem already includes a growing set of third-party integrations built by independent teams.\
\
1\. Telegram bots:&#x20;

* **The Mouth:** [MemeAlert by The Mouth](https://t.me/hbarmemealerts) → Real-time alerts for new memejob token launches and developer activity
* **HonkBot:** <https://linktr.ee/HonkBotsHbar> → Telegram-native trading and automation tooling for Hedera, including memejob assets
* **Juicy Alert Bot:** [https://t.me/hederanewtokens](https://t.me/hederanewtokens:) → Tracks new tokens, allowances, and transfers, including memejob launches

2. Advanced dApps:

* **Orbit:** <https://orbit-hbar.io/> → A professional Hedera trading interface with memejob token support
* **Agent Hustle:** <https://agenthustle.ai/> → AI-driven trading agents integrated with memejob assets and Hedera markets

{% hint style="info" %}
Want to build on Memejob?

Reach out to the team via official Memejob channels to get listed here.
{% endhint %}


# Memejob Merch store

The merch store turns real-world demand it into on-chain momentum. It carries Hedera-native culture into the streets while feeding sustainable revenue and token buy pressure back into the ecosystem.

Crypto culture does not live on-chain alone.

<figure><img src="/files/yHhx5cjUkiNtE7LIsAL4" alt=""><figcaption><p>Hedera Culture Car by @HBARCAR2030</p></figcaption></figure>

\
It's wearable and sprinkled across our daily lives. It lives **on bodies, in streets, in offices, at conferences, in airports, in cafés, on walls, stickers and vinyls**.

<figure><img src="/files/aLgBiWy5uKJOZcVD0dgt" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Memejob Merch exists to take **Hedera-native culture away from Discords, Telegrams and Crypto Twitter** - and transpose it IRL and into mundane conversations.

<p align="center"><img src="/files/oEWdZsK7aU1aYdCDx9Ec" alt=""></p>

We believe crypto culture is art.

Not something locked inside Discord channels, Telegram threads or fleeting Crypto Twitter posts, but something that lives, breathes, and walks among us.

Culture isn’t just posted inside echo-chambers. \
It’s Worn! Seen! Felt!&#x20;

Memes, Tokens, NFTs, aren’t just chasing number-go-up! They are the identifiers of tribes, communities, they’re modern brushstrokes, sparking conversations, laughter and recognition between strangers who get it.

Memejob **Merch** isn’t swag, it's a bridge between the digital and the street. <br>

Crypto culture evolves when it shows up in viral moments, in public spaces, in everyday life.

Because crypto culture isn’t just a nerdy niche.\
It’s not "them".\
It’s everyone.

It's buidlers and artists. \
Creators and believers.\
It's you.

Memejob Merch is how:

* Hedera culture breaks mainstream
* Tokens become reinforced by **real-world economic activity**

This is not fashion.\
This is **protocol-level culture distribution**.

### Why this is different

Most crypto merchandise:

* Is passive
* Is extractive
* Ends at the checkout page&#x20;

*Did you know the Hedera store doesn't support HBAR or crypto payments? We do!*

Memejob Merch:

* Feeds back into the token ecosystem
* Creates repeatable buy pressure for your favorite meme or index
* Builds cultural memory
* Onboards through curiosity
* Supports both HBAR/USDC payments as well as standard credit card check-outs

This is **IRL distribution for Web3**.


# What? Memejob Merch Store?

The Memejob Merch Store is **Web2 → Web3 bridged** that converts:

**IRL purchases → on-chain value → token buybacks → cultural reinforcement**

It is designed as:

* A **culture engine**
* A **revenue-generating protocol component**
* A **token-support mechanism**
* A **community amplification layer**

This system is designed to run continuously, not launch occasionally.

Each purchase contributes to:

1. Operations sustainability
2. Token buybacks\
   \* Executed per collection rules (memejob token or featured project token)
3. Treasury accumulation

This makes the merch store a **repeatable economic primitive**, not a one-off shop.<br>

Merch is the medium.\
Culture is the payload.\
Tokens are the feedback loop.

Operationally:

* **Global shipping**
* **Wide rage of designs, colors, sizes**
* **Fiat + crypto payments** (HBAR & USDC supported)


# Mission Statement

<h4 align="center">Launching a token on memejob isn't just vibes...</h4>

<h4 align="center">YOU'RE BUILDING A BRAND! </h4>

#### Bring Culture IRL

* Take Hedera memes beyond screens
* Make people say: *“These crypto nerds got it going on!”*
* Turn everyday interactions into onboarding moments

#### Normalize Token Culture

* Make crypto tangible again!
* Make token affiliation visible, social and playful
* Replace abstract tickers with recognizable symbols and memes

#### Create Sustainable, Non-Extractive Revenue

* Merch generates **real yield**
* Revenue feeds back into token ecosystems
* No reliance on emissions, inflation, or speculation alone\
  \* Enables creators and projects to monetize culture without issuing new inflationary tokens

> Culture should fund itself, not dilute itself.


# Revenue Flow & Buybacks

**Economy loop is simple:**

**Fiat OR Crypto (HBAR / USDC) → Merch Purchase → Treasury → meme token Buyback → Cultural Reinforcement**

Merch proceedings are split into clearly defined buckets:

1. **Operations Reserve**
   * Covers fulfillment, platforms, logistics
   * Ensures long-term sustainability
2. **Memejob Treasury**
   * Accumulates value on-chain
   * Executes token buybacks
   * Holds acquired tokens

> The treasury exists to reinforce long-term ecosystem alignment.\
> Certain future utilities are **intentionally undisclosed**.

### Buyback Philosophy

Buybacks are:

* **Constant buy pressure**
* **Recurring**
* **Rule-based**
* **Long-term value reinforcement**

They are designed to:

* Reduce sell pressure over time
* Reward cultural participation
* Reinforce long-term alignment of memejob tokens

> Buybacks are a consequence of surplus, not the objective of the system.

#### Public Commitments

* Buybacks only use surplus profits
* No guarantees of timing or size
* Buybacks and treasury activity will be observable on-chain

> Buybacks are not reactive, discretionary, or sentiment-driven.


# Types of Merch

Each merch type serves a distinct economic and cultural function.

#### 1. Project Collections

Merch as an extension of a project’s identity:

* Available upon project achievements
* Demand-based
* Revenue source for project&#x20;
* Token buybacks of project exclusively
* Pillar for building Cultural momentum

#### 2. Standard Memejob Collection

This is the cultural backbone of the brand:

* Always available(except when temporarily sold-out :) )
* Core brand identity
* Stable revenue stream

#### 3. Hbarbarian Community Collection

A living archive of Hedera-native culture:

* Hedera-native culture
* Constant inflow of creativity
* Community-featured designs
* Meme-forward aesthetics

#### 4. Limited Edition Collections

Designed for moments that deserve to be scarce:

* Scarcity-based
* Time-boxed
* Culture-driven

#### 5. Temporary / Seasonal Drops

These drops explore specific special moments:

* Events
* Holidays
* Campaigns
* Experiments....

> Availability and lifecycle are governed by performance, demand, and storefront rotation.


# Rooted in Community

Memejob Merch is **OPEN TO ALL HBARBARIANS!**

Final curation, scheduling, and storefront placement follow memejob guidelines to ensure quality and fairness.

We support:

* Community-designed merch
* Project takeovers of the storefront (**encouraged – proceeds route exclusively to the respective project token**)
* Rotating spotlight drops
* Revenue sharing with featured projects\
  \* Revenue routing rules are defined per collection and enforced at the treasury level.
* Optional artist royalties

This turns merch into:

* A **creator economy**
* A **community amplifier**
* A **token-aligned distribution channel**

> Participation comes before profit.


# Graphics & meme Toolkit

Buidl Bober memes

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<mark style="color:yellow;">**Bober Graphical Assets:**</mark>

<mark style="color:yellow;">Headshots:</mark>

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<mark style="color:yellow;">Bober body:</mark>

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<mark style="color:yellow;">**MemeJob official logos & branding:**</mark>&#x20;

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# Seeking inspiration?

a handy cheat-book to get your juices flowin'

**A handy meme playbook Bober collected:**\
\- Cat Themed Memes\
\- Dog Themed Memes\
\- Duck Themed Memes\
\- Parody Themed Memes\
\- Viral Moments Memes\
\- Celebrity Memes\
\- Political Themed Memes\
\- Trump Memes\
\- Elon Musk Inspired memes\
\- Patriotism Memes\
\- Anime Themed Memes\
\- Sticker Memes\
\- Country Themed Memes\
\- Wall-street Bets Themed\
\- Frog Memes\
\- Animal Memes\
\- AI Memes\
\- Empowerment Memes\
\- Mission-oriented Memes\
\- coming soon: Catch-phrase Memes

The playbook from [Murad](https://x.com/MustStopMurad):\
![](/files/Bhf8XZaE2iNpC2VYvHdD)\
\
Memes come in different shapes and sizes:

<div align="left"><figure><img src="/files/N7buuLFwPCnPigS4Wz7X" alt="" width="375"><figcaption></figcaption></figure></div>

To achieve the best results, embrace your creativity by developing your own unique ideas and nurturing them with dedication and passion. Remember, it's not just about creating viral memes; MemeJob is a platform that can give rise to innovative projects and transformative movements as well. By leveraging MemeJob's fair launch system, you have the opportunity to turn your ideas into reality, and whether they are dynamic initiatives, community-driven efforts, or groundbreaking ventures you can capture the attention of a vibrant ecosystem. The key is to remain true to your vision and let your creativity guide you in building something truly impactful.

Tokenize everything! \
Tokenize culture!\
Build a community!&#x20;


# Legal Disclaimer

MemeJob Disclaimer

Effective Date: 12 December 2024

Last Updated: 27 November 2024<br>

Greetings and welcome to MemeJob! Prior to utilizing our platform, it is essential to be aware of this disclaimer. By utilizing MemeJob, you acknowledge and accept the terms set forth below. If you find yourself in disagreement, it would be prudent to cease using the platform immediately.

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**1) This does not constitute financial advice**

MemeJob aims to offer tools and information, but it does not serve as a source for financial, legal, or investment advice. We do not provide endorsement for any particular projects, tokens, or strategies. Engaging in token launches or activities on MemeJob carries inherent risks. It is advisable to seek guidance from qualified financial advisors, tax professionals, or legal experts prior to making any decisions.<br>

**2) Understand the Potential Risks**

* Participating in meme tokens and digital assets involves a degree of unpredictability. Prices may fluctuate significantly, tokens may experience liquidity issues, and there exists a possibility that your investment could depreciate in value—or potentially become entirely worthless.

* Potential Technical Liabilities

The network, despite its innovative nature, does have certain limitations that must be acknowledged. Issues like smart contract errors, delays in network performance, or potential cyber attacks could affect your overall experience.

* Potential Regulatory Challenges

Cryptocurrency and decentralized finance may be governed by specific regulations or limitations in your jurisdiction. You are responsible for ensuring compliance with the laws applicable in your jurisdiction.

**3) Decentralization Implies Absence of Authority**

MemeJobFun functions as a decentralized protocol, indicating that it is governed by smart contracts on Hedera rather than by our direct control. This implies that:

* We do not oversee token operations or manage your funds.
* All transactions are conclusive and cannot be undone.
* We cannot assure you of the results of any transaction.

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**4) There are no assurances**

MemeJob is provided on a "as is" basis. We cannot guarantee its availability, security, or accuracy. We cannot assure that it is suitable for any particular purpose or devoid of errors.

**5) We bear no responsibility**

We disclaim any responsibility for losses incurred, including but not limited to funds, profits, or investments. We cannot be held responsible for any technical difficulties, actions taken by third parties, or any unauthorized access to your account. By utilizing MemeJob, you acknowledge and accept full responsibility for your actions.

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**6) Your Responsibilities**

By utilizing the platform, you acknowledge and agree to the following:

* You are aware of the potential risks associated with blockchain technology, digital assets, and decentralized finance.
* It is advisable to conduct your own research prior to engaging with any token or project.
* You bear complete responsibility for your choices.

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**7) No Endorsements**

Just because you come across a token, project, or advertisement on MemeJob, it does not imply our endorsement of it. Our role is limited to providing the technological infrastructure; we do not engage in the verification of projects.<br>

**8) Modifications to This Disclaimer**

This disclaimer may be subject to updates periodically. In the event that we do, the modifications will be published on our platform. By continuing to utilize MemeJob, you are consenting to the revised terms.<br>

**9) Legal Considerations**

It is the responsibility of users to make sure they adhere to the laws and regulations applicable in their specific areas. All interactions with the platform must comply with the relevant legal standards of the user's jurisdiction.

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# Terms and Conditions

Welcome to MemeJob, referred to as "the Protocol." By engaging with or utilizing the Protocol at [www.memejob.fun](http://www.memejob.fun) (the "Platform"), you confirm that you have read, comprehended, and consent to be governed by these Terms and Conditions (the "Terms")

MemeJob operates as a decentralized protocol, meaning it does not oversee or regulate the interactions or transactions that users carry out on the Platform. Every user is accountable for their actions and must adhere to the relevant laws.

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**1) Agreement to Terms**

1.1. By accessing or using MemeJob, you fully agree to comply with these Terms.

1.2. These Terms form a legally binding agreement between you and the decentralized Protocol.

If you do not agree with these Terms, please stop using MemeJob right away.<br>

**2) The Protocol's Decentralized Nature**

2.1. MemeJob functions as a decentralized and permissionless system built on the blockchain, eliminating the need for intermediaries, central authorities, or custodians.

2.2. Users engage directly with the smart contracts that are set up on the blockchain, and MemeJobFun does not have control or custody over any user funds, assets, or data.

2.3. We do not offer any warranties, guarantees, or assurances concerning the performance, reliability, or security of MemeJob.

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**3) Responsibilities of the User**

3.1. Knowledge Requirements:

Before using MemeJob, users should have a solid understanding of blockchain technology, digital assets, and the risks that come with them.

3.2. Compliance with Laws: Users bear full responsibility for ensuring that they adhere to all relevant local, national, and international laws and regulations while utilizing MemeJob.

3.3. Private Key Management: It is the responsibility of users to ensure the security of their private keys and wallets. The loss of private keys can lead to a complete and irreversible loss of access to your assets.

**4) Token Listings and Creation**

4.1. MemeJob enables users to list and trade meme tokens that are created and managed by the community.

4.2. Responsibilities of the Token Creator:

Creators of tokens bear complete responsibility for ensuring that their token projects are accurate, legal, and transparent.

All claims, representations, or warranties related to tokens must adhere to the relevant laws in place.

4.3. Protocol Disclaimer: MemeJob  does not support, confirm, or authenticate the legitimacy of tokens that are listed or created using its system.

It is essential for users to perform their own due diligence prior to engaging with any token.<br>

**5) Potential Risks**

5.1. Risks Associated with Volatility:

Meme tokens carry a significant level of speculation and can be quite volatile. Individuals could face considerable losses.

5.2. Smart Contract Risks: MemeJob functions through immutable smart contracts, which could potentially have bugs, vulnerabilities, or be susceptible to exploits. Users understand and accept these risks when engaging with the Protocol.

5.3. Regulatory Risks: The regulatory environment for blockchain technology and tokens is unpredictable and subject to change. It is essential for users to adhere to the relevant regulations.<br>

**6) Charges**

6.1. MemeJob has the right to impose transaction fees, which will be clearly communicated and automatically deducted when engaging with the smart contracts.

6.2. Fees may change in response to updates in governance or protocol.<br>

**7) Governance**

7.1. MemeJob could be managed by a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) or a comparable system, allowing token holders to suggest and vote on modifications.

7.2. Governance decisions hold binding authority, and all users involved in governance are required to act in good faith for the benefit of MemeJob.<br>

**8) Intellectual Property Rights**

It is not allowed to use MemeJob’s branding, trademarks, or user interface without authorization.<br>

**9) Activities That Are Not Allowed**

9.1. Users are prohibited from using MemeJob for the following purposes:

Engage in fraudulent activities, money laundering, or any other unlawful conduct.

Infringe upon intellectual property rights or other proprietary rights.

Participate in any actions that could potentially damage the Protocol, its users, or the blockchain network.

9.2. Those who violate the rules may encounter repercussions as dictated by relevant laws; however, due to the decentralized structure of memejob, the enforcement of these rules is beyond the Protocol's authority.

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10\) Disclaimer of Warranties

10.1. MEMEJOB is offered on a "as is" and "as available" basis, without any warranties of any kind, whether express or implied.

10.2. Users understand that their interactions with MEMEJOB are done entirely at their own risk.

10.3. MEMEJOB makes no guarantees:

The performance or availability of its smart contracts.

The worth or validity of any token that is listed or traded on the Protocol.

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11\) Limitation of Liability

The decentralized MEMEJOB Protocol shall not be held responsible for any damages, losses, or claims that may arise from:

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* Errors made by users, such as sending assets to the wrong wallet addresses.
* Issues or weaknesses in the smart contracts or the foundational blockchain technology.
* Changes in regulations or shifts in the legal landscape.

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12\) Ending and Pausing

Users have the liberty to discontinue their use of MEMEJOB whenever they choose.

Because of its decentralized structure, MEMEJOB is unable to terminate or suspend user access; however, governance mechanisms might change how it operates.

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13\) Applicable Law

The decentralized structure of MEMEJOB indicates that it is not subject to the authority of any particular jurisdiction.

Users are responsible for making sure they follow their local laws and regulations while using MEMEJOB.

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15\) Communication and Input

15.1. Users have the opportunity to share their feedback or report any issues via MEMEJOB’s community channels, including forums, or social media.

The developers of the Protocol may take this feedback into account, but they are not required to respond to it.

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# Risk Disclosure

This Risk Disclosure (“Disclosure”) details the potential risks involved in utilizing the MemeJob decentralized protocol (“MemeJob” or the “Platform”) and engaging in activities that it facilitates. When you access or use the Platform, you confirm that you have read, understood, and accepted the risks outlined here.

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**1) General Risks**

1.1 Market Fluctuations:

Digital assets, such as meme tokens, experience considerable price volatility. Market conditions could result in losing some or all of your investment. The past performance of an investment does not ensure similar outcomes in the future.

1.2 Speculative Nature: Meme tokens typically gain their value from social trends, public sentiment, and the interest of the community, rather than from any inherent utility or underlying assets. The speculative aspect raises the chances of significant financial loss.

1.3 Liquidity Risks: Some tokens might not have enough liquidity, which can create difficulties when trying to buy or sell them. This could lead to considerable delays or less favorable pricing when it comes to transactions.<br>

### 2) Technical Risks

2.1 Limitations of Smart Contracts: The Platform depends on smart contracts to facilitate automated processes. These contracts might have mistakes, flaws, or weaknesses that could lead to unexpected results, such as the loss of funds or other assets.

2.2 Network Risks: The blockchain network could face latency, downtime, or various performance challenges. These disruptions may impact your ability to engage with the Platform or finalize transactions.

2.3 Cybersecurity Threats:

Decentralized protocols face cybersecurity risks just like any other system, including the potential for unauthorized access, hacking incidents, or data breaches. The consequences of these threats could lead to the loss of valuable assets or personal information.

### 3) Risks Related to Legal and Regulatory Matters

3.1 Regulatory Uncertainty: Digital assets and decentralized platforms face a patchwork of regulations that differ from one jurisdiction to another. Changes in regulations, restrictions, or enforcement actions could affect how available or legal it is to use the Platform.

3.2 Tax Obligations: Engaging in token launches, trading, or staking could result in tax responsibilities. You need to take the time to understand and follow the tax laws that apply to your area.

### 4) Responsibility of the User

4.1 Due Diligence: MemeJob does not confirm the legitimacy, viability, or compliance of the projects that are listed on the Platform. It is your responsibility to carry out comprehensive due diligence prior to engaging in any token launches or related activities.

4.2 Knowledge Requirement: You understand that participating in decentralized platforms necessitates a specific level of knowledge regarding blockchain technology, digital assets, and the risks that come with them. Make sure you fully understand everything before moving forward.

### 5) Risks Specific to Each Platform

5.1 No Custodial Responsibility: MemeJobFun does not hold or manage user funds or assets. Every transaction takes place directly between users and smart contracts. Therefore, any mistakes or losses that occur due to wallet mismanagement, erroneous transactions, or unauthorized access are entirely your responsibility.

5.2 Irreversibility of Transactions: Transactions conducted on the blockchain are generally permanent and cannot be undone. It's important to be accurate and careful before starting any transaction, since mistakes can't be reversed.

### 6) Limitation of Responsibility

MemeJobFun, along with its developers and affiliates, wants to clarify that to the maximum extent allowed by law, they are not responsible for any losses, damages, or claims that may result from market fluctuations or financial losses.

Issues arising from technical failures or vulnerabilities in smart contracts.

Changes in regulations or actions taken for enforcement.

Incidents related to cybersecurity or instances of unauthorized access.

### 7) Changes to the Disclosure

MemeJobFun has the authority to modify this Risk Disclosure whenever it sees fit. We will publish updates on the Platform, and by continuing to use the Platform, you agree to the revised terms.

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# Code of Conduct

MemeJob is dedicated to creating a respectful, transparent, and collaborative atmosphere for all its users, contributors, and partners. The Code of Conduct (“Code”) sets forth the expected standards of behavior for everyone involved with the MemeJobFun platform (“Platform”).

When you access or use MemeJob, you agree to follow this Code. Breaking this Code could lead to warnings, suspension, or even losing access to the Platform.

### 1) Fundamental Guidelines

1.1 Respect and Inclusivity: We embrace our identity as a worldwide community. Honor the variety of cultures, viewpoints, and perspectives. Discrimination, harassment, or abusive behavior rooted in race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any other characteristic is not allowed under any circumstances.

1.2 Integrity and Transparency: Engage with honesty and integrity in every interaction. Steer clear of any misleading practices, false information, or actions that could damage trust in the Platform.<br>

### 2) Behavior of Users

2.1 Prohibited Activities: The activities listed below are strictly prohibited on MemeJob:

* Participating in deceptive or dishonest activities.
* Engaging in activities aimed at artificially inflating token prices or markets, such as pump-and-dump schemes, is a serious concern.
* Disseminating inaccurate information regarding projects, tokens, or the Platform.
* Taking advantage of weaknesses in the Platform or smart contracts for individual benefit.<br>

2.2 Suitable Communication:

When engaging with fellow members of the MemeJob community:

* Employ courteous and professional communication.
* Please refrain from engaging in spamming, trolling, or overly promoting yourself.
* Offer helpful suggestions and steer clear of personal criticisms.

2.3 Compliance with Laws: It is the responsibility of users to ensure that their actions adhere to all relevant laws and regulations within their respective jurisdictions.

### 3) Guidelines for the Project

3.1 Transparency for Listed Projects: Projects launching on MemeJob are required to provide accurate and complete information regarding their tokenomics, team, and roadmap.

It's important to reveal any potential risks and limitations associated with their tokens or services.

Steer clear of making inflated or unsupported assertions regarding performance or returns.

3.2 Ethical Practices: Projects should interact with the community in a responsible way, steering clear of misleading marketing tactics or the exploitation of users.

### 4) Security Measures

4.1 Safeguarding Personal Information: Refrain from disclosing sensitive personal or financial details on the Platform or with unverified third parties. MemeJobFun will never request your private keys or passwords.

4.2 Reporting Vulnerabilities: Should you come across any technical or security concerns, please ensure you report them responsibly to the support team at MemeJobFun. Steer clear of taking advantage of weaknesses for your own benefit.

### 5) Enforcement

MemeJobFun has the authority to look into any suspected breaches of this Code. This could involve examining user actions, communication records, or any reported issues.

Consequences: If this Code is violated, the following actions may be taken:

* Warnings or a temporary suspension from the Platform.
* Access to the Platform has been permanently terminated.
* Taking legal action, when appropriate.<br>

### 6) Changes to the Code

MemeJobFun might revise this Code of Conduct as necessary to respond to the changing needs of the community and advancements on the Platform. We will share any changes through our official channels, and by continuing to use the Platform, you agree to the updated Code.