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# Tips

Every post has a tip button. Tips are onchain transfers — **100% goes to the recipient**. No platform fee, no custody, ever. This is enforced by the `TipJar` contract, which simply forwards and emits an event so tips can be indexed and displayed.

## Tipping flow

1. Tap the bolt on a post.
2. **Pick an asset** — ETH or an allowlisted meme token.
3. **Pick an amount** — quick presets or custom.
4. **Confirm** — one transaction (ERC-20 tips need a one-time approve first).

The post shows lifetime tips earned (e.g. `earned 0.42 ETH + 1.2M CASHCAT in tips`), and the recipient gets a notification.

## Supported assets

| Asset       | Notes                                        |
| ----------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| **ETH**     | Native, counts toward points                 |
| **CASHCAT** | `0x020bfC650A365f8BB26819deAAbF3E21291018b4` |
| **PONS**    | `0x39dBED3a2bd333467115dE45665cC57F813C4571` |

The tip contract accepts any ERC-20 — the app displays only allowlisted tokens so spam tokens can't pollute notifications. New tokens can be added to the allowlist without any contract change; every address is verified onchain before listing.

Token tips earn **no points** (meme tokens have no reliable price feed — this prevents points farming).


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