Catex is entering the market with a carefully structured, multi-phase launch—built to maximize sustainability, vote participation, and capital efficiency from day one. Each stage in this timeline is engineered to activate a key part of our ecosystem, culminating in a fully functional ve(3,3)-powered DEX on Unichain.

The Catex IDO Sale is your final chance to join early and align with the protocol before TGE. This event is built to reward our early community with exclusive access, bonus allocations, and long-term upside through veCATX.

Before veCATX, before the hooks, before the MetaDEX mechanics — there was an experiment.

As Catex prepares for its highly anticipated launch on Unichain, we’re thrilled to unveil the full strategy behind our upcoming IDO and token distribution — purpose-built to reward early alignment, maximize accessibility, and supercharge the ve(3,3) MetaDEX model from day one.

In DeFi, competition is often confused with duplication. A new protocol appears, and the first assumption is that it must be trying to replace something else.

Catex is migrating to Unichain, and so is our Pre-mining campaign. If you’ve been farming on Polygon, here’s everything you need to know and exactly what you need to do.

In DeFi, alignment is everything. Teams, ecosystems, protocols, and users must move in sync for any decentralized protocol to succeed. Today, we want to be fully transparent with our community about the decision to pivot Catex from Polygon to Unichain.

Since its inception, Uniswap has set the standard for permissionless and decentralized trading. With each iteration, it has pushed the boundaries of what automated market makers (AMMs) can do. Now, with the release of Uniswap V4, the protocol introduces one of its most significant innovations yet: hooks.

EDIT: This article reflects an early iteration of the CATEX-0 mechanics, originally designed for Polygon. Since then, the mechanics have evolved alongside our migration to Unichain.