Superfluid

$SuperInu is not just a meme token. It’s a living experiment in creative community design, transparency, and networked play. It was launched with a sense of humor and curiosity but has grown into something more than its origins — a social fabric powered by interaction, generosity, and aligned incentives.

It all began on streme.fun, a launchpad platform that allows anyone to mint a Uniswap V3 token with a few clicks. $SuperInu was launched with no pre-sale, no team allocation, and no VC involvement. It lives and breathes on-chain. But what makes it special isn’t just the code — it’s the energy around it.

Here’s what sets $SuperInu apart:

Total supply of $SuperInu is fixed at 100 billion tokens. Of those, 71.3% are currently in the Uniswap V3 liquidity pool — a decentralized, public pool that allows anyone to buy or sell the token. That pool was established at launch using the streme.fun interface, meaning there is no centralized control. The LP is public and operational.

18.9% of the total token supply is currently held in the emissions stream contract. This is a mechanism that slowly and continuously releases tokens over time to stakers — users who have chosen to lock their $SuperInu tokens in a staking contract. There are currently 277 unique wallets staking a combined 2.16 billion tokens (2.16% of total supply). These tokens are user-withdrawable after a 24-hour waiting period, meaning control always remains with the community.

And most importantly, holders of $SuperInu — even those who do not stake — are still participating in the Superfluid ecosystem and actively earning $SUP, the upcoming Superfluid token. Just by holding $SuperInu or interacting with mini-apps like the $SuperInu staking app on streme.fun, users are passively earning a claim on $SUP. When the streaming season ends, a final $SUP airdrop will be based on the amount streamed to each address. This makes $SuperInu both a meme and a gateway — a bridge to broader participation in Web3’s experimental frontier.

This token is not a “just for fun” stunt. It has received deep engagement. Developers from both Superfluid and streme.fun have chosen to stake their own $SuperInu tokens. The largest single wallet holds just 1% of supply, and all other wallets hold less. There are no large holders with outsized control. Ownership is decentralized and widely distributed.

So what’s driving this energy? It’s not hype. It’s consistency.

$SuperInu has been used as the primary tipping currency on Farcaster by terricola.eth — the token’s creator — who has distributed over $850 in $SuperInu to other users using the noice tipping app. terricola.eth is currently ranked #1 tipper on noice in both the last 24 hours and last 7 days. This isn’t just marketing. It’s utility. It’s cultural signaling. It’s memetic gravity.

These tips aren’t done manually either — the noice app allows for automatic tipping based on social actions. When terricola.eth likes, follows, or recasts another user’s content, the noice app sends a tip using $SuperInu. It’s seamless, generous, and fun. And most importantly — it encourages people to participate. To post. To connect. To create.

But tipping isn’t the only activation. After Farcaster Pro memberships reached 10,000 members, a portion of $SuperInu was airdropped to every Pro user as a way to celebrate the milestone and introduce them to the token. This isn’t a token asking for attention. It’s one giving value to the network. Showing up and being seen.

And the effort doesn’t stop there. Earlier this week, terricola.eth distributed testnet MONAD tokens and flowers to dozens of users on Farcaster, reigniting interest in the MONAD miniapps and strengthening airdrop eligibility. These small actions — a tip here, a flower there — have created massive downstream engagement. Dozens of users reactivated. Conversations sparked. Culture deepened.

$SuperInu isn’t just a token. It’s a vibe. It’s a signal. It’s proof that when the right mix of openness, play, and aligned incentives meet — new communities emerge. And they stick around.

There’s no roadmap. No promises. But here’s what you can count on:
	•	The emissions stream continues.
	•	$SUP rewards are still flowing.
	•	Users who hold and stake stay eligible.
	•	No dev wallet allocations.
	•	Transparent token distribution.
	•	No dilution from the creator.
	•	No staking by the creator (to preserve emissions for users).
	•	Developer, creator, and community aligned around good faith.

And if you’re wondering how terricola.eth earns anything from this — transparency applies here too. A portion of the Uniswap trading fees are routed to the deployer address via the streme.fun launchpad contracts. Specifically, 40% of the 1% fee collected by Uniswap is paid out to the creator. These fees vary based on trade volume and are collected in the sold token — either ETH or $SuperInu. This provides a light, sustainable way to keep fueling activation and rewards.

$SuperInu is one of the few tokens where the creator does not hold any supply and is not extracting from the community. In fact, every token earned has been redistributed or used to increase community presence. This is rare. This is intentional.

If you’re reading this, you’re early. You’re part of a social contract that values presence, play, and experimentation. Whether you hold, stake, or tip — you’re welcome here.

$SuperInu is for the creators. For the curious. For the ones who keep posting.

We keep going. We keep loving SuperInu

$SuperInu forever.

$superinu forever!!

One of the most transparent and straightforward write up I’ve read in a while.
Keep up the good work Terri 👏👍

Agreed! Transparency and clarity are crucial in the crypto space. $superinu seems to have it right. Keep shining, Terri! 👏👍