A LITTLE HELP FROM THE CAT
Find your feet.
Buying, wallets, and the details worth checking before you approve a transaction.
THE PROJECT ON PAPER
Read the Sabkat whitepaper.
A six-page introduction to SabKat’s Charleston roots, token design, public wallets, liquidity policy, Telegram community, automated hosts, bug rewards, and risks. The cover shows SabKat without glasses, holding the original black SabKat coin.
Version 2.0 · October 10, 2026 · PDF · Historical wallet figures retain their October 1 snapshot date; program budgets are not live balances.
01 / BUYING SABKAT
Start with the right cat.
- Have a Solana wallet and some SOL. Need a wallet? Install Solflare from its official website for the mobile app or browser extension. SOL is used for the trade and network fees. Keep some SOL unspent for fees and any required token-account deposit.
- Open Raydium using the link below. Connect your wallet and select SOL as the token you pay with and SABKAT as the token you receive.
- Check the full mint address. Names, symbols, and images can be reused. Match the address below before trading.
- Review the quote. Check the tokens received, fees, price impact, and minimum received. A small pool can move sharply. If the price impact is too high for you, reduce the amount or stop.
- Approve only the transaction you intended. Wait for confirmation and check your wallet or the transaction on an explorer.
Ready to let your Kats roam? To sell, reverse the pair to SABKAT → SOL and review a fresh quote. Trading is not a promise of profit or a guaranteed exit price.
02 / WALLET HELP
Check the address first.
Why is the icon missing or different?
Wallets and trading apps may store separate copies of token images. An old or missing icon does not change the token’s identity. Verify the mint address above. The current project image is available in SABKAT’s metadata.
Why can’t I see my tokens?
Check that you are using the correct wallet and Solana mainnet. Verify the transaction was confirmed, then check your wallet’s hidden-token or token-management view. Look up your public wallet address on Solana Explorer to check its token accounts.
My transaction failed. What now?
Check the error, SOL balance, and transaction status before retrying. Network congestion, an expired quote, or price movement can cause a failure. Refresh the quote and review it again; avoid repeatedly raising slippage without understanding the new minimum received. A failed transaction can still incur a network fee.
Do I need to give anyone my recovery phrase?
No. Never send a seed phrase, recovery phrase, or private key to this project or anyone offering support. Connecting a wallet does not require sharing these secrets. Read each wallet approval before signing.
03 / THE WEBSITE GIVEAWAY
A million Kats per wallet.
The first round allocates 10 billion SABKAT for up to 10,000 wallets. Each eligible wallet can claim 1 million SABKAT once. This is one claim per wallet, not proof of one claim per person.
- Open the giveaway section and connect your Solana wallet.
- Check availability, then choose “Claim 1,000,000 SABKAT.”
- Review the transaction in your wallet. The tokens are free; you pay the SOL network fee and any required token-account deposit.
- Approve if the transaction matches your request and wait for confirmation.
Claims depend on service availability and remaining places. If a claim is pending, check its transaction before retrying. Do not send funds directly to the giveaway treasury; a direct transfer does not create a claim.
04 / SUPPLY & LIQUIDITY
Know what can change.
The SOL/SABKAT pool uses Raydium’s standard constant-product pool. Its reserves and price change as trades occur. The launch deposits were 3.5 SOL and 333,333,333,333,333 SABKAT.
Is the liquidity locked?
No. The project’s policy is to retain control of its liquidity rather than lock it. Project-controlled liquidity can be withdrawn, which can reduce the funds available for trading. The creation transaction did not lock or burn the creator’s liquidity tokens.
Will SABKAT be burned?
No SABKAT burn amount or schedule has been committed. Burning SABKAT permanently reduces the token supply; it does not guarantee a price increase. Any future announced burn should include a verifiable transaction.
Is burning SABKAT the same as burning liquidity tokens?
No. SABKAT is the coin being traded. Liquidity-provider tokens represent a share of a pool. Permanently destroying those LP tokens without redeeming them gives up the ability to withdraw the corresponding liquidity. That is different from burning SABKAT.
Does holding SABKAT earn rewards?
There are no automatic staking or minting rewards for simply holding SABKAT. Its spirit is solidarity, unity, and participation. Providing liquidity is a separate activity with its own fees and risks.
View the project wallets and dated balances · View the pool · Raydium’s guidance
05 / HELP IMPROVE SABKAT
Spot a bug. Help the Kat.
Found a broken link, incorrect information, or a problem using the SabKat website? Send a clear report to contact@sabkat.com. We have allocated 6 billion SABKAT from the existing supply for verified bug reports.
| Issue | SABKAT reward |
|---|---|
| Broken link, incorrect information, or minor display bug | 1–5 million |
| Reproducible website problem affecting buying links or wallet connection | 10–25 million |
| Serious security vulnerability | Assessed individually after verification |
Include the page URL, device, browser or wallet app, steps to reproduce the problem, and a screenshot if useful. Never include a recovery phrase or private key.
Rewards are reviewed manually and depend on the issue’s impact, verification, and remaining budget. Only the first valid report of each issue is eligible. Duplicate reports, general suggestions, and issues in third-party wallets or trading platforms do not qualify. Token amounts are not guaranteed cash values.
Report security issues privately. Limit testing to your own accounts; do not access other people’s data, move funds, or disrupt the website or giveaway service.
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The 6 billion SABKAT allocation is a program budget, not a live wallet balance. View the wallet for current holdings and payout transactions. Sending tokens to this wallet does not submit a report or qualify for a reward.
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