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May 10, 2026, 02:44:23 PM
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We have established and are testing a new framework to create the perfect memecoin, retrospectively benchmarked against the biggest successes across chains.

Our research paper can be found through: projectpenis.org.

We have created this topic as a means to engage with potential contributors.

Contact: research@projectpenis.org.

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Project $PENIS: A New Framework to Create the Perfect Memecoin

The 2025–2026 cycle has produced a striking divergence between equity and memecoin returns. SanDisk ($SNDK) has appreciated approximately 478% year-to-date in 2026. Micron Technology ($MU) is up roughly 125% YTD. Intel ($INTC) and AMD ($AMD) are trading at all-time highs through Q1. And this is just to name a few. Memecoins, despite their structural sensitivity to the same speculative liquidity, have not produced a comparable run. Most launches in the period have failed within the first day of deployment.

We propose that this divergence is not coincidental, and that the distribution of memecoin outcomes in the cycle is largely explained by violations of identifiable design constraints. We have formalised these constraints in a research paper, A New Framework to Create the Perfect Memecoin (Allus, 2026), now available at http://projectpenis.org.

Framework
The paper specifies a closed-form objective for memecoin valuation in five variables, each entering multiplicatively:

V = k · C^α₁ · B^α₂ · D^α₃ · I^α₄ · L^α₅ · ε

Where C is community strength, B is brand legibility, D is distribution integrity, I is credibility-weighted unpaid influence, L is venue-listing quality, and ε is a log-normal market shock. The exponents, as follows, are calibrated on a panel of historical launches.

(α₁ = 0.30, α₂ = 0.20, α₃ = 0.25, α₄ = 0.15, α₅ = 0.10)

The multiplicative form imposes that catastrophic failure on any single dimension is sufficient to destroy the project.

Empirical Validation
We apply the framework retrospectively to five canonical projects: Doge, FARTCOIN, Shiba Inu, Pepe and WIF

Each satisfies the corner conditions of the model: zero presale, zero team allocation, zero paid endorsement, zero paid listing, despite differing substantially in chain, era, and brand register. Aggregate scores fall within the range V ∈ [0.92, 0.98], suggesting that durable memecoin value is achievable only within a narrow region of the design space.

The inclusion of Fartcoin is consequential. Its peak market capitalisation of approximately 2.34 billion dollars, achieved with an AI-originated launch and a deliberately low-register brand, refutes the prior framework specification in which brand prestige was treated as a necessary input. We accordingly reformulate the brand variable in terms of legibility (ℓ), the universal recognisability and translation-invariance of the brand primitive, rather than provenance.

Constructive Proposal
Section 11 of the paper presents a concrete design that satisfies every corner condition simultaneously. We propose P2eniscoin (ticker: $PENIS), an ERC-20 token on Ethereum mainnet, deployed via direct Uniswap V2 pool creation, with LP tokens burned at deployment and contract ownership renounced. Total supply: 999,999,999 units. Allocation to team, advisors, presale, private sale, marketing reserve, treasury, and centralised exchange reserves: zero. Transaction tax: zero.

The framework predicts component scores of C = B = D = I = L = 1.00 and aggregate V = 1.00, placing $PENIS as the strict optimum of the model.

Falsification
The framework is falsifiable in two directions. If $PENIS is launched in accordance with the specification and fails to achieve a market capitalisation comparable to the canonical projects within twelve months, the sufficiency claim is weakened. If $PENIS is launched in violation of the specification and nevertheless succeeds, the necessity claim is weakened.

Community Protocol
No compensation in token, fiat, or any other form will be provided to any individual in exchange for promotion. No paid centralised listing and no compensated market-making relationship will be entered into at any stage. Liquidity will be provided exclusively by the public Uniswap V2 pool. Centralised listings will be accepted only when offered without payment, on the merits of organic on-chain volume.

The framework is unambiguous on the role of the founding team after deployment. Per Section 4, the optimal posture is to seed iconographic primitives, a name, a vision, a phrase, and then withdraw from content production, leaving the community-amplification coefficient ρ to compound. The author commits to this constraint: beyond the deployment of the contract, the publication of the paper, and the maintenance of essential infrastructure, all subsequent leadership, content, marketing, listings advocacy, and community organisation will originate from the community itself, not the developer.

The project is the community from the moment the LP is burned. Curatorial input by the author will be the bare minimum required to preserve the integrity of the framework. Any individual or group within the community is invited to take on operational roles consistent with the framework's corner conditions.

$PENIS (peniscoin) is launched on the Ethereum Mainnet: 0x0fB006Edd8D6c128b83D2461DBFE74B318952886

It is now up to the community to follow the guidance of our research.

Recommended community activity: organic discussion, community-produced meme corpus, and charitable initiatives thematically aligned with the brand, specifically, men's health philanthropy.

Read the paper: http://projectpenis.org
Contribute: research@projectpenis.org
Author: http://x.com/philipallus

$PENIS
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