Intro~1:00
Who's buying the food — and how the Strategy works.
The strategy is simple.
The meme ends onchain. The food doesn't.
Every trade feeds the Food Fund. The Food Fund buys real food for real stray animals — and every dollar that leaves it comes with a receipt.
Apparently volume has consequences.
Starts at launch
Not tokenomics
Five rules. They don't change when the chart does.
Every trade pays a fee.Buys and sells, no exceptions.
A fixed share of that fee goes to the Food Fund.Set at launch, shown on this page.
The Food Fund is a public multisig wallet.Anyone can watch the balance. No one can empty it alone.
Money leaves only to pay back food I already bought.
Proof goes up first. Withdrawal comes second.
How a feed works
Half of this happens on-chain, half of it happens on the street. Every step leaves something you can check.
$STRAY is bought and sold.
Part of every fee lands in the Food Fund.
With my own money, at a regular store.
Cats, dogs, whoever's hungry on the block.
Video and receipt — before any withdrawal.
Exactly the receipt total. Nothing more.
Converted to USD at the official rate on the day of purchase
PaidFund withdrawal · example
Every feed shows its receipt in English. The original receipt sits right next to it — unedited, exactly as the store printed it.
Starts at launch
No feeds yet — $STRAY isn't live. Every feed after launch shows up here with a video, the receipt and the transaction. Until then: who's going to be buying the food.
Who's buying the food — and how the Strategy works.
Reserved for the first hungry cat.
Right after launch, the first feed lands here: the video, the receipt and the transaction that paid it back.
Every next feed stacks on top, newest first.
The flywheel
And somehow the animals win.
Long term
If STRAY grows, so does the real-world help it can fund. What comes next depends on the scale we actually reach — not on a slide.
Food. ✓
Roadmap to the moon
No fake roadmap with spaceships.
Who's behind this
I'm the guy buying the food.
Every feed is filmed. Every receipt is public. Every withdrawal is on-chain. If you want to know where the money goes — watch me spend it.
@StrayStrategy on XTransparency