Archival Tater // 2018–∞
Origin
Every good coin starts with a real thing. Tater was already famous before there was a ticker.
He was a round beagle with the confidence of a security system and approximately none of the aerodynamics. Put up a guard-dog sign, send somebody toward the porch, and Tater handled the rest.
Deliveries arrived. Tater responded. The internet noticed. Somewhere between the barking, singing, suspicious package inspections and that unmistakable build, a regular dog became Tater.
No elaborate backstory was required. No mascot was designed in a boardroom. The meme already existed.
$TATER just put a ticker on it.
The sign said guard dog.
Technically, this was true.
Tater occupied the property, observed approaching personnel, issued verbal warnings and maintained an extremely visible physical presence.
Whether anyone was actually intimidated is outside the scope of this report.
Status: porch secured
A vehicle stops. A box appears. Tater activates.
Nobody knows what is inside the package. Tater assumes the worst until snacks are ruled out.
Threat level: Tater
Get some
There is only one Tater. Check the contract before you buy anything pretending to be him.
Not launched yet.
Exchanges
Official accounts
How to buy
Set up a Solana-compatible wallet and fund it with SOL. You will need a small amount for the swap and network fees.
Use the contract address published on this website. Do not search by name and assume the first fat beagle is us.
Open the supported exchange, paste the verified contract address and swap your chosen amount of SOL for $TATER.
Then go look at pictures of Tater. Financial activity concluded.
Tokenomics
Keep it simple. No mystical math. No twelve-page diagram explaining why a dog needs a treasury.
Live
Straight from the market. Tater has no comment on it.
Known facts
The important documents
Years from now, historians will study these. Unfortunately. Official Tater imagery, field reports and evidence of unusual beagle activity.
Illustrations. Tater did not sit for these.
Questions
No. $TATER is an independent fan-made meme project inspired by Tater. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Tater's owner. If that ever changes, this page will say so clearly.
It has not been published yet. When $TATER launches, the verified contract address will appear on this website and our official social accounts. Do not trust addresses posted anywhere else.
Possibly. Possibly not. Tater has never personally commented on monetary policy. Meme coins are volatile and nothing on this website guarantees a return.
No token tax. Nothing is skimmed on transfer. pump.fun charges roughly 1% per trade on the bonding curve and 0.3% once a coin graduates, and a share of that goes to the creator, same as every coin on the platform. Tater does not set those rates and declines to comment on them.
People on the internet who saw Tater and correctly concluded that the situation deserved a ticker.
$TATER is a fan project. Tater remains a dog.