Same mint.
New disguise.
Every other coin is stuck as whatever it launched as. $MIMIC isn't. Holders vote on its name, ticker, image, gem and story, and it takes the new form on pump.fun and DEX Screener without ever leaving the original mint.
Mimic
$MIMICIt becomes whatever the meta is.
Illustration. The mint, the holders and the chart stay put. Only the disguise changes.
The disguise, not the body
Holders pick the costume. Nobody touches the loot.
Every memecoin is a contract wearing a costume. On Mimic the contract is fixed (same mint, same supply, same holders, same chart) and the costume is up for a vote, as often as holders want.
Name and ticker
The meta moved overnight? The mimic takes its name, on the contract it already trades on.
Image and gem
New icon, new banner, and a new gem color across this whole site. The disguise follows the coin everywhere.
Story and links
Rewrite the description, website, X and Telegram. The pitch belongs to whoever holds the bag.
The product
Point the coin at a new app, agent or idea. Holders decide what it pretends to be next.
Under the lid
Two levers, both in the holders' hands.
Almost everything a trader sees about a coin is read from two places. Mimic puts both of them behind the holders.
The DEX Screener profile
Where most traders meet a coin for the first time.
- Icon, header banner and description
- Website, X, Telegram and any other links
- Refiled through DEX Screener's token info update each time a holder vote passes
The token's own metadata
The record pump.fun, wallets and explorers all read from.
- Name, ticker, image, description and socials
- On a standard pump.fun launch it's locked for good. Mimic keeps the update right and only uses it to apply a passed vote
- Every change is logged in the Explorer with its vote count
Vamp-proof by design
Why vamp a coin that can become the copy?
A vamp goes like this: a coin builds a crowd, the narrative moves, and someone launches a copy dressed as the new idea. Liquidity and attention drain across, and the original holders are left with a dead chart. Every pivot is a new mint, and every new mint splits the community again.
Mimic takes away the reason to do it. When the narrative moves, holders vote and the coin takes the new form: same mint, same holders, same chart history. A copy has nothing to offer that the original can't turn into in a single round.
| A vamp or relaunch | Mimic | |
|---|---|---|
| New mint | Every pivot | Never |
| Your bag | Sell the old one, buy the new one | Untouched |
| Liquidity | Split two ways | One pool |
| Chart history | Back to zero | Kept |
| Who calls the pivot | Whoever deploys first | Holders, by vote |
| Time to pivot | A new launch and a new raid | One 5-minute round |
Live vote
Pick its next disguise. New round every 5 minutes.
This is live and shared with everyone on the page. Propose a disguise or back one. When the clock runs out, the top proposal is applied, the version goes up and the next round opens.
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Mimic
$MIMICIt becomes whatever the meta is.
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One vote per person per round. Switch it any time before the clock hits zero. Proposals that don't win roll over to the next round.
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Every disguise so far
| Version | Changed | From → to | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| v0 | Launch | Mimic ($MIMIC) | genesis |
Before launch, this vote runs on the site's own server. Once $MIMIC is live, rounds move on chain and votes are weighted by $MIMIC balance.
How a disguise changes
Propose. Vote. Morph. Reveal.
Propose
Any holder suggests a new disguise: name, ticker, image, gem, description, link or product direction.
Vote
Holders back proposals during the round. One token, one vote. No delegates, no dev veto.
Morph
The winning proposal is applied: new metadata is written and the DEX Screener update is filed.
Reveal
pump.fun, DEX Screener, wallets and explorers show the new form. The version goes up by one.
Why it didn't exist
Coins were never built to change shape.
pump.fun locks a coin's metadata at launch so nobody can rug the branding. That's a fair default, and it's also why no pump.fun coin has ever been able to turn into a new idea. Mimic keeps the update right and hands it to the holders behind a vote, instead of giving it to a dev or throwing it away.
mint
One contract for life. Every disguise trades on the same chart.
dev vetoes
No wallet picks the next version. A passed vote does.
disguises
No cap on how many forms it takes. v0 is just the first one.