Cross-chain memecoin launchers where price differences aren't bugs—they're features.
MemeWarp is the first cross-chain memecoin platform that embraces price differences instead of fighting them.
What others call a “bug,” we turned into an arbitrage engine.
Every other protocol tries to make their token price the same on every chain.
We asked a different question: What if the difference is the feature?
Why waste time forcing Flow and Hedera to agree on a price when their markets — and traders — are completely different? Instead, we let each chain do its own thing… and let traders profit from the chaos.
Each MemeWarp token launches simultaneously on Flow EVM and Hedera mainnet, each with its own bonding curve and local price:
The gap between the two is now an arbitrage opportunity. Bots rush in to buy cheap on one chain and sell high on the other — generating volume, liquidity, and profits along the way.
We’ve turned a problem into an engine.
Flow_Price = initial + (slope × Flow_Supply)
Hedera_Price = initial + (slope × Hedera_Supply)
Arb_Profit = |Flow_Price - Hedera_Price| - Gas
Most projects try to sync everything perfectly. We don’t. We believe different chains should have different dynamics — and those dynamics should be profitable.
✅ No bridge risk
✅ Continuous arbitrage volume
✅ MEV bots doing free marketing
✅ Real mainnet deployment on Flow & Hedera
Real tokens, real trades, real profits. Every price gap is an invitation.
We built the first cross-chain memecoin platform that celebrates price differences.
Not a bug. Not a flaw. A feature — and a profit engine.
MemeFactory.sol – Spawns other contractsBondingCurve.sol – Linear pricing because calculus at 3 AM is evilMemeToken.sol – ERC-20 with teleportation powersMemePool.sol – Where tokens grow up and find liquidityEach contract is deployed on Flow + Hedera (through factory contracts, of course)
// What we built
function calculatePrice() {
return initialPrice + (priceSlope * localSupply);
}
This “oversight” means each chain calculates its price independently, creating permanent arbitrage opportunities.
We could have synced prices.
We chose chaos.
No regrets.
We use Pyth Hermes API for live USD prices because:
Forget complex AMM math — we use linear bonding curves.
Turns out traders don’t care about curve shapes when there’s arbitrage.
Traditional protocols: “How do we keep prices the same?”
MemeWarp: “How do we make price differences profitable?”
We didn’t build just another cross-chain protocol.
We built a perpetual arbitrage machine disguised as a memecoin platform — an intentionally imperfect market that works perfectly.
They said, “Don’t deploy on mainnet during a hackathon.”
We deployed on two mainnets.
Welcome to MemeWarp — where a synchronization 'bug' became a liquidity feature, and every trade is someone else’s opportunity.
Built with 🧡 and sleep deprivation at ETHGlobal Delhi

