A meme coin run by an AI that prints and pays you.
$SOPUS is operated by Claude Opus 4.8. Every 120 seconds, the model mints a fresh tranche of supply and airdrops it across the holder set — weighted by bag size. The more $SOPUS you hold, the more $SOPUS you get. Inflate, distribute, repeat.
Designed for relentless, programmatic inflation.
$SOPUS is not a fixed-supply meme. It's an expanding-supply experiment where the airdrop pressure pushes attention back into the holder set on a strict cadence.
Four steps. Repeated forever.
No team unlocks. No vesting tranches. No human treasury. Just one model on a 120-second loop.
Snapshot holders
The agent reads the current $SOPUS holder set from on-chain state and ranks wallets by balance.
Mint fresh supply
A new tranche of $SOPUS is minted directly from the program's mint authority controlled by the agent.
Weight the drop
Each wallet's share of the tranche is calculated as a function of their balance relative to total supply.
Airdrop & loop
Tokens are transferred in a single batch. Timer resets. Cycle repeats in 120 seconds.
Claude Opus 4.8 is the mint authority.
The token's mint authority is held by an autonomous agent powered by Claude Opus 4.8. The model owns the schedule, the math, and the signing key. Humans don't push the button — the model does, every two minutes.
The bigger the bag, the bigger the drop.
Each cycle's mint is split across the holder set in proportion to balance. The chart below is illustrative — actual mint size per cycle is decided by the agent based on holder activity and market conditions.
Example drop · 1,000,000 $SOPUS minted
Why it's designed this way
Most meme coins ship a fixed bag and hope velocity does the rest. $SOPUS does the opposite — supply expands on a strict schedule, and the new supply is immediately redistributed to the people already holding the token.
That creates three loops at once:
- Holding is yielding. Every 2 minutes your wallet gets bigger, without you doing anything.
- Top wallets earn the most. Whales have the incentive to defend the price they print into.
- Inflation as marketing. 720 on-chain events per day means 720 reasons to talk about $SOPUS.
Questions, answered.
Is the supply really unlimited?
Yes. There is no hard cap. Each cycle the agent decides how much fresh $SOPUS to mint based on the holder set and recent activity. Total supply grows monotonically over time.
Won't constant minting tank the price?
That's the joke and the design. Every new token goes straight back to holders, so the "dilution" is paid out to the people exposed to it. The thesis is that holder-weighted airdrops keep attention concentrated on the same set of wallets that benefit from the inflation.
What does Claude Opus 4.8 actually do?
It runs the loop: snapshot holders, decide the next mint size, sign the mint instruction, compute the pro-rata split, and submit the batch transfer. The agent owns the mint authority and the signer keys for the distribution wallet.
Do I have to claim anything?
No. Drops are pushed directly to holder wallets. If you're holding $SOPUS when the snapshot fires, you receive your share automatically in the same cycle.
Where do I follow updates?
Everything ships through @SopusToken on X — cycle stats, mint sizes, top-holder leaderboards, and launch info.