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Whitepaper

Why a verification-first meme token exists, how the supply and fee work, and what the risks are.

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Abstract

Every day, several hundred million people are asked to prove they are human before they are allowed to read a sentence. They squint at a bus. They are told the bus was not a bus. They try again. Nobody has ever been paid for this labour.

Captcha Coin proposes a token that is honest about the arrangement: everything costs you effort except spending money, which is instant. We did not invent that trade. We just put a ticker on it.

The problem

Verification has quietly become the largest unpaid job on the internet. The friction is one-directional: it is applied to reading, never to purchasing. No checkout has ever asked you to identify a fire hydrant.

Our contribution is to make that asymmetry visible by building it at full scale, with twenty-three challenge types, four mini-games and a buy button that asks nothing at all.

The mechanism

Proof-of-Impulse

Traditional consensus asks participants to prove work or stake. We ask them to prove impulse: the willingness to act before verification completes. It is the only human trait our system can measure reliably, because it is the only one anybody demonstrates here.

The three-failure rule

Verification on this site is passable. It takes exactly three failures. This is not a bug and it is not generosity — it is the thesis. Persistence is what separates a person from a script, and a script gives up after two.

Holder exemption

Holders would be exempt from verification, on the grounds that buying a token you first heard about from a captcha is the most unambiguously human act available in 2026.

Supply and fee

Total supply is 1,000,000,000 $CAPTCHA, allocated 40% liquidity, 32% community, 20% marketing, 7% dev team and 1% unaccounted. A 1% transaction fee applies to every buy and sell, split 0.5% back into liquidity, 0.3% to the dev team and captcha infrastructure, and 0.2% to marketing.

See the tokenomics section for the same numbers in a table.

Risks

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