01 / Before participation
Publish the rules.
Before launch, we will publish the supply, allocation, team holdings, creator fees, and the conditions governing team sales and unlocks.

Culture, collected. Rules, made public.
Memecoins inspired by history, tributes, and internet culture. Digital artwork first. An on-chain token to follow. CS 001 is not live yet.
Discover the first releaseThe idea behind the object
Culture Struck creates memecoins with a cultural identity, original digital artwork, and a story worth exploring. These are digital releases, not physical coins. Each release begins with an idea worth preserving: a civilization, a person, a symbol, a moment.
We shape that idea into a coin. Then we present it with context, detail, and care.
About Culture StruckOur founding commitment
A striking coin should come with a clear understanding of how its launch works. We are building Culture Struck around transparent rules, disclosed incentives, and verifiable information.
01 / Before participation
Before launch, we will publish the supply, allocation, team holdings, creator fees, and the conditions governing team sales and unlocks.
02 / Team conduct
We commit to no undisclosed team-controlled buying, fabricated trading volume, or paid promotion presented as independent support. Team-controlled wallets and paid collaborations will be disclosed.
03 / Show the evidence
We will publish the contract address, relevant token permissions, and liquidity arrangements, including who can withdraw liquidity and any lock conditions.
One collection. Three perspectives.
Different origins.
A shared language, struck in metal.
Coins inspired by real coinage from the past.
Explore the seriesCommemorative coins honoring people, places, and moments.
Coins drawn from internet culture, memes, and the visual language of the present.

The inaugural object / CS 001
Small, irregular, and revolutionary. Our first release looks to ancient Lydia, where trust was struck into metal.
Enter the exhibitionMore than a medium of exchange
Power, belief, identity, memory. For centuries, coins have held the symbols of the people who made them. We collect the stories held in their surfaces.
The archive, in the making

CS 001 / Historical series
A future release