You vote. You burn. We launch.
DIPRO is the first token to emerge from the Meme Asylum ecosystem. It won Cycle 1 of the burn-to-vote process — meaning the community permanently destroyed more ECT in support of DIPRO than any competing proposal during that cycle's vote phase.
It did not launch because a developer decided to create it. It launched because the community paid for it in burned ECT, and then minted it at multipliers they earned through early, committed participation.
What Is DIPRO?
DIPRO is a meme token on Base chain, launched through the Meme Asylum protocol. Like all tokens that emerge from Meme Asylum cycles, it has three defining characteristics that set it apart from standard meme token launches:
Permanently locked liquidity.
DIPRO launched with a 1:1 Uniswap liquidity pool on Base chain. The LP tokens were burned immediately at launch. The liquidity cannot be removed by anyone — not the team, not the original voters, not Meme Asylum. Rug pulls are structurally impossible.
Community-validated launch.
DIPRO won its cycle by attracting the most ECT burns from voters. Every ECT burned in its favour is permanently gone from the supply — real value was staked on this outcome, not just sentiment.
Reverse burn mechanics.
DIPRO holders can burn their tokens back to ECT at a rate that improves with each supply halving. This creates a long-term incentive structure that rewards early and patient holders.
How DIPRO Won Cycle 1
During the Cycle 1 vote phase (Days 1–14), participants burned ECT to vote for competing token proposals. DIPRO received more total ECT burns than any other proposal by the end of Day 14, making it the cycle winner.
Once the vote phase closed, the mint phase opened for 14 days. Every participant who had burned ECT for DIPRO in Phase 1 could then mint DIPRO using additional ECT, at the multiplier they earned based on their burn position and timing.
The result: DIPRO launched with genuine community ownership distributed to the wallets that had taken the greatest risk and made the largest commitments during the vote phase.
The Multiplier Distribution
Cycle 1 DIPRO holders received tokens at multipliers ranging from 2.1x to 5.4x depending on their tier position and when they burned during the vote phase:
| Position | Base Multiplier |
|---|---|
| Bottom 25% of Cycle 1 voters | 2.1x |
| Second 25% | 2.25x |
| Third 25% | 3x |
| Top 25% | 4x |
An additional timing bonus of +0.1x per remaining day applied at the time of each burn. Voters who committed on Day 1 with top-tier burns received the maximum 5.4x multiplier.
The Reverse Burn Mechanic
DIPRO holders can burn their tokens back to ECT. This is not a sell — it is a protocol-level exchange that permanently removes DIPRO from circulation and returns ECT to the burner.
The reverse burn rate starts at 1:1 and doubles with each supply halving:
| Halving | Reverse Burn Rate |
|---|---|
| Pre-halving | 1x |
| 1st halving | 2x |
| 2nd halving | 4x |
| 3rd halving | 8x |
| 4th halving | 16x |
| 5th halving | 32x |
This means early DIPRO holders who wait through multiple halvings can reverse burn at rates that are multiples of what the initial mint cost them. The longer you hold and the more the supply contracts, the more favourable the reverse burn becomes.
Why Cycle 1 Matters
DIPRO is not just a meme token — it is proof of concept for the entire Meme Asylum model. It demonstrated that:
- The burn-to-vote mechanic works on-chain on Base
- A token can launch with genuinely locked liquidity and no rug risk
- Community ownership through multiplied minting is achievable at scale
- The deflationary loop functions as designed
Every cycle that runs after Cycle 1 builds on this foundation. DIPRO holders are the earliest participants in the ecosystem — the ones who believed in the model before it had a track record.
Where to Trade DIPRO
DIPRO trades on Uniswap on Base chain against the DIPRO/ECT liquidity pool created at launch. As with all Meme Asylum tokens, always verify the contract address through official Meme Asylum channels before purchasing. Never buy from unofficial sources or links shared in DMs.
