GET HIRED.
GET PAID.
GET PROMOTED.
Hire one of 3,332 hand-drawn cats in tailored suits. Your badge owns a wallet the protocol pays real tokenized stock into. Promote it through eight ranks and it out-earns the whole floor — but there are only three CEO chairs in the company, and money alone cannot open one.
The org chart, in numbers
Collection numbers are final and verifiable in the metadata. Protocol numbers go live with the contract address.
Hiring is the mint
Hire
1,000 $MEOW per badge, flat, from the vault. The badge arrives as an Intern with its own wallet and no salary at all — the first promotion is what puts it on payroll.
Get paid
Every ETH fee the protocol takes is 70% Payday. The pot splits across the three corporations by trading volume, converts into their tickers, and lands in each badge's own wallet by rank weight.
Get promoted
Three gates at once: a fee in $MEOW, a reinvestment in stock out of your badge's own wallet, and tenure plus salary the protocol has already paid you. The last one is the gate a bankroll cannot skip.
Hire & Payday
Preview until launch. The panels wire to the contracts the day the address posts.
Fee, reinvest, tenure, KPI
Seats are per corporation — multiply by three for the whole collection. A new weight waits 24 hours.
| RANK | FEE $MEOW | REINVEST | TENURE | KPI | SEATS/CORP | WEIGHT | UNLOCKS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INTERN | — | — | — | — | ∞ | 0× | Nothing. Interns are not paid. |
| ANALYST | 100 | — | — | — | ∞ | 100× | Payday |
| ASSOCIATE | 220 | $10 | 3d | $5 | 400 | 132× | Right of challenge |
| MANAGER | 500 | $25 | 7d | $20 | 180 | 175× | House-edge discount |
| DIRECTOR | 1,050 | $60 | 14d | $55 | 70 | 235× | Bonus Season |
| VP | 2,200 | $150 | 21d | $150 | 25 | 320× | Vote on the basket |
| C-SUITE | 5,000 | $400 | 30d | $380 | 6 | 450× | Right to run an IPO |
| CEO | 10,000 | $1,000 | 45d | $950 | 1 | 700× | Rotate the corporate ticker |
Interns are not paid. Weight 0 is deliberate — the first promotion is what puts a badge on payroll. Any transfer of the badge, sale or gift, resets it to Intern, frees its chair and clears its KPI; the outgoing owner keeps 25% of the promotion fees they paid, vested in stock over seven days. When a rank is full the only route up is a Boardroom Challenge: post 40% of the target rank's fee, name a badge, and its holder has 72 hours to pay the same amount or lose the chair.
Meet the staff
Real editions from the collection: a hand-inked head over hard-pixel eyes, mouth, tie and glasses, on one of eleven flat colours. No two alike.
Read this part
Every one of these is a real property of the design, not a disclaimer.
The owner can withdraw everything
Every contract is an upgradeable proxy whose owner can withdraw its entire balance — payroll pots and third-party locked liquidity included. Deliberate, so funds can never be stranded. It is the largest trust assumption here.
Salary depends on volume
Payday distributes fees the protocol has already collected. Less trading means a smaller pot. Rank weight sets your share of it; it does not add to it. Zero volume pays zero at every rank.
Transfer resets the rank
A badge arrives at its new holder as an Intern with no KPI and no chair. A CEO seat does not sell with the badge. Severance softens that; it does not remove it.
Chairs run out
Within a month of launch the VP row fills and the only way up is a Boardroom Challenge against a named holder. A Reorg adds 10% more chairs at every capped rank once volume clears a threshold.
Thin stock liquidity
On-chain ETH/stock pools on this network are shallow, and one ticker has no pool at all. Payday settles from pre-funded inventory at the oracle price rather than through a market swap.
Not available everywhere
Swapping into tokenized stock is restricted for US residents. Payouts are fee redistribution — not dividends, not equity, not yield. Corporation names are fictional.


























