The Gist
Degens buy $MISTR for the memes, willing to risk it all for the culture.
MISTR collects taxes from traders whose attention span is shorter than a 30-second Reel, funds $MSTR rewards for $MISTR holders, and accumulates MSTR shares in the liquidity pool.
MISTR grows $MSTR per share (MPS™) by harvesting memecoin volatility.
MSTR grows bitcoin per share (BPS) by harvesting bitcoin's volatility.
If enough cats sit still and don't put their paws on the sell button, MISTR grows in both MPS™ and BPS terms simultaneously: double trouble.
That's the idea, anyway. Does it work? Who knows...
The token
| CA | 6fty…NfEp |
|---|---|
| Name | MISTR |
| Ticker | $MISTR |
| Chain | Solana |
| Time since launch | — |
MPS
MPS™ is how much $MISTR holding earns annualized. Trades feed the tax. The tax feeds the stack.
Never sell your $MISTR — unless you have to. Then, don't be a net seller (that's what M. Satlord told us to say).
The CEO
Mr. MISTR is the cat in charge. He sits on the podium. He also sits on the $MSTR stack of the treasury. Same skill. He practiced on a windowsill for six years. He is very good at it.
His job is managing the meme vertical: harvest the noise around $MISTR, turn it into $MSTR for holders, distribute a part, and sit on the rest.
The owner
The cat belongs to M. Satlord. Satlord holds the leash and lets Mr. MISTR run the meme vertical. That is the org chart.

