Higherrrrrrr – Memecoin Launchpad & Evolutionary Token Framework

Welcome to the Higherrrrrrr repo! This project provides a Solana-based launchpad for community-driven tokens, featuring:

• Dynamic Token Metadata (on-chain "evolutions" tied to price or market milestones)
• Conviction NFTs (awarded to big holders when thresholds are crossed)
• Flexible Fee Splits (supporting token burns, protocol revenue, and single-sided liquidity)
• Secure, Modular Architecture (anchor-based smart contracts, PDAs, audits, etc.)

Whether you're a developer integrating new token projects or just exploring how the platform works, this repo has everything you need to get started.

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Getting Started

1. Clone the Repo

   git clone https://github.com/higherrrrrrr/higherrrrrrr.fun.git
   cd higherrrrrrr

2. Read the Docs

   • The main documents live in the docs/ directory, and additional guides for advanced topics are in dedicated Markdown files.
   • For a technical deep dive, check out:
     • docs/technical-design-document.md – Extended architecture, logic, and data structures.
     • docs/tokenomics.md – Overview of the deflationary model, supply distribution, and threshold-based mechanics.
     • docs/creator-guide.md – Quickstart for launching your own Cult Coin or meme token using Higherrrrrrr.
     • Other references (e.g., docs/whitepaper.md, docs/security-posture.md) for deeper context.

3. Services & Their Readmes

   • All major services live in the /services folder.
   • Each service has its own README explaining what it does, how to configure it, and how to run it. For example:
     • services/service-name/README.md
   • This modular design helps you integrate or modify only the parts relevant to your project's needs.

4. Run or Test Locally

   • If you plan to develop locally (e.g., on a Solana devnet), follow the instructions in each service's README for setup, environment variables, and testing scripts.
   • Typical steps involve installing dependencies via yarn or npm and using Anchor's CLI to deploy the program in a local validator or on devnet.

5. Join the Community

   • For questions, ideas, or general discussion, check out the official Higherrrrrrr social channels (Discord, Telegram, Twitter, etc.).
   • We encourage open-source collaboration and welcome PRs, bug reports, and feature suggestions.

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• Dynamic Token Metadata (on-chain “evolutions” tied to price or market milestones)
• Conviction NFTs (awarded to big holders when thresholds are crossed)
• Flexible Fee Splits (supporting token burns, protocol revenue, and single-sided liquidity)
• Secure, Modular Architecture (anchor-based smart contracts, PDAs, audits, etc.)

Whether you’re a developer integrating new token projects or just exploring how the platform works, this repo has everything you need to get started.

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Getting Started

1. Clone the Repo

   git clone https://github.com/higherrrrrrr/higherrrrrrr.fun.git
   cd higherrrrrrr

2. Read the Docs

   • The main documents live at the root level (./README.md, ./TECHNICAL-DESIGN-DOCUMENT.md, etc.), and additional guides for advanced topics are in dedicated Markdown files.
   • For a technical deep dive, check out:
     • TECHNICAL-DESIGN-DOCUMENT.md – Extended architecture, logic, and data structures.
     • TOKENOMICS.md – Overview of the deflationary model, supply distribution, and threshold-based mechanics.
     • CREATOR-GUIDE.md – Quickstart for launching your own Cult Coin or meme token using Higherrrrrrr.
     • Other references (e.g., WHITEPAPER.md, SECURITY-POSTURE.md) for deeper context.

3. Services & Their Readmes

   • All major services live in the /services folder.
   • Each service has its own README explaining what it does, how to configure it, and how to run it. For example:
     • services/service-name/README.md
   • This modular design helps you integrate or modify only the parts relevant to your project’s needs.

4. Run or Test Locally

   • If you plan to develop locally (e.g., on a Solana devnet), follow the instructions in each service’s README for setup, environment variables, and testing scripts.
   • Typical steps involve installing dependencies via yarn or npm and using Anchor’s CLI to deploy the program in a local validator or on devnet.

5. Join the Community

   • For questions, ideas, or general discussion, check out the official Higherrrrrrr social channels (Discord, Telegram, Twitter, etc.).
   • We encourage open-source collaboration and welcome PRs, bug reports, and feature suggestions.