CeramicLiberty.com (CL8Y)

“CL8Y: The Expensive Memecoin. CL8Y is a deflationary memecoin designed to fund open-source development and incentivize decentralized finance (DeFi) adoption. Created by the developer Ceramic, CL8Y enables projects that leverage his open-source blockchain tools to automate token purchases for liquidity and burns, ensuring continuous buy pressure while supporting ongoing development.

Launched on March 1, 2025, at 14:00 UTC, CL8Y has an initial supply of 3,000,000 tokens and implements a no-fee structure. Every trade on TidalDex triggers automated buybacks and burns, while partners lock liquidity and incinerate tokens on entry. No presale, no buy tax, and no hidden mint switches mean supply only moves in one direction: down. The code enforces deflation; the market responds with upward gravity. At launch, 50% of the supply was allocated to TidalDex (BSC) liquidity, while the remaining 50% was held in Ceramic’s wallet for future project integrations.

CL8Y’s ecosystem feeds its own fire. DeFi integrations generate continuous burn pressure, while GameFi projects like TigerHuntV2 transform gameplay into supply destruction. Players stake CL8Y to raise alien tigers, fight for rewards, and trigger automated burns, converting entertainment into economic acceleration. Each interaction tightens the scarcity spiral.

Cross-chain movement is hardened by Guardian Protocol, a real-time security layer with anomaly detection and instant cancel rights. CL8Y’s secured bridge lets assets flow between BSC, Terra Classic, and upcoming networks without exploitable choke points. Guardian operators intercept suspicious transfers in seconds, turning bridge exploits into failed attempts and keeping liquidity antifragile.

Contracts are open-source, liquidity is burned, and buy pressure is automated. Live dashboards display market cap, circulating supply, and burn history so traders and institutions can audit the mechanics directly. CL8Y isn’t a marketing story: it’s a verifiable economic machine converting trading, gaming, and bridging into continuous deflation and relentless price gravity.”