Evidence note 01Udo's accidental economyTON mainnet

Field note 01 · identity

The real Udo: the cat behind UDOCAT

Udo Cat — the UDOCAT learning experiment on TON begins with a real cat, not a generated mascot. UDOCAT is a small personal project for fun and learning. Its pool has extremely low liquidity, and nothing here is an investment offer or recommendation.

Project
UDOCAT on TON
Evidence state
Dated, address-specific
Market context
Extremely low liquidity
Udo, the real grey tabby cat behind UDOCAT
Authentic Udo photograph · non-generative web derivative

A real cat, then a story

The Udo shown on this website is the actual Udo. Four owner-provided photographs are preserved as original source files outside the public website. The full-body image comes from one of those photographs; the token icon comes from another. Only reviewed, web-sized derivatives are served publicly.

Udo was not reconstructed, stretched into a missing pose, or replaced by an artificial look-alike. The web image uses a non-generative background extraction and proportional resizing. That documentary layer stays distinct from the fictional layer: future comics may tell playful Udo stories, but generated or illustrated work should look like illustration rather than pretend to be a natural photograph.

No comic archive or active Daily season is being claimed here. Those ideas remain future directions. The project that exists today is deliberately simpler: a real cat, a verified Jetton, a tiny pool, and a website that separates facts from narrative.

The on-chain Udo

On TON, the durable identity is not a name or ticker. It is the Jetton master address. UDOCAT's master is:

EQAiB6nk1U4Cej3FWGBL2rfmCKfxLFRY5_HkwcFn8y1IQeaD

The verified on-chain metadata names the Jetton Udo the cat, uses the symbol UDOCAT, and declares 4 decimals. At the dated verification snapshot on 22 August 2026, the total supply was 1,000,000.0000 UDOCAT. Holders can burn their own tokens, so that number can decrease.

The metadata stores an external image URL, not image bytes. The contract's zero-admin state leaves no established path to replace that URL. The authentic photograph used by this website is therefore project-controlled presentation. It does not rewrite the on-chain record.

Official TON sources: TEP-64 token metadata and how Jettons work. Inspect the exact master on Tonviewer.

What the photograph proves—and what it does not

The photograph shows that the project is centered on a specific real cat. It does not prove market value, contract safety, holder independence, or ownership of liquidity. Those questions need different evidence.

  • The master address identifies the Jetton.
  • The Jetton getter reports supply, administrator, content, and the literal mintable field.
  • The exact deployed code determines which administrative operations are reachable.
  • The pool address identifies the market; current reserves and activity need fresh validation.

Keeping these layers separate prevents a warm story from becoming a substitute for technical verification. The detailed contract explanation is in what zero-admin means for this TON Jetton.

A pool exists, but it is not the story

UDOCAT has a GRAM/UDOCAT constant-product pool on STON.fi V2.2. Its exact address is:

EQA6j5Fw4_s9kuoPcJuDsEvm8RxUwxJ7aunmKkeAiTx_LkPT

The verified configuration uses a 0.20% liquidity-provider fee and a 0.10% protocol fee: a 0.30% configured base fee before any referral component. The pool has extremely low liquidity. Prices, reserves, activity, and AMM-implied values are volatile observations, not dependable measures of realizable value.

Official STON.fi sources: DEX overview, fee definitions, and the exact pool data, plus its V2.2 router and the exact GRAM/UDOCAT pool.