FAQ

Does he really die?

In the game, yes: when his stomach drops below the coma line he flatlines, goes grey, and a tombstone is carved. On-chain, nothing happens. Any trade brings him back, and he keeps count of every death.

Do holders earn anything?

No. Food is a game mechanic derived from the creator fee that Pons pays to the launch's creator. Holders receive nothing from it, and nothing on this site is a promise of yield, income or return. It is a memecoin with a pet.

Why do sells feed him?

Pons charges the base fee and the creator tax on the quote leg of every trade, buys and sells alike. A sell therefore pays the creator fee just like a buy, and that fee is gruel. "Even sellers feed him" is literally true.

What happens at graduation?

When the bonding curve sells out, Pons creates a Uniswap v4 pool, mints a full-range position and locks it forever. Trading continues in the pool; the Meme Hook keeps charging the same fee split per swap. Morbio keeps eating. The site switches its indexer from curve events to pool events automatically.

Who runs the kitchen?

An admin panel controls the configuration (burn, thresholds, links, voice) and can feed him manually in emergencies; such feeds are logged publicly as "Fed by the kitchen". The kitchen cannot mint tokens, move liquidity or change the on-chain fee.

Where does the ORBIO price come from?

From the ORBIO/USDG Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain, read on-chain, with DexScreener as a fallback. Every meal stores the price used, so the ledger is reproducible.

Why does the whole site change colour?

The accent colour is his hunger. Lime when fed, drifting to grey as he starves. Chips, the bowl, focus rings and highlights all follow it. It is one variable.