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Ticker and slug protection

Learn which tickers Feel.cash accepts, in Latin or Chinese characters, how it protects new tickers and slugs, when protection expires, and why the chain and contract remain a coin’s definitive identit

Feel.cash protects fresh launches from immediate ticker copies while keeping contract addresses as the final source of truth.

What a ticker can be

A ticker is written in one script: Latin or Chinese, never both.

Ticker
Characters
Length
Chains

Latin

Letters A–Z and numbers, starting with a letter

Up to 12

Base, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Solana (at most 10 on Solana)

Chinese

Chinese characters only

Up to 6

Base, Robinhood Chain and Arc

  • A Chinese character counts as two letters. Two characters are a regular ticker; six are the longest.

  • A ticker that mixes letters and Chinese characters, such as 币A, is not accepted.

  • Chinese tickers are not available on Solana.

  • Launches from X, x402 and the Partner Launch API take Latin tickers.

A coin's name is separate from its ticker and can be written in any language on every chain.

The 48-hour rule

Ticker checks apply across supported launch chains, and to Latin and Chinese tickers alike.

  • One- and two-letter tickers are reserved. So is a single Chinese character, which counts as two letters.

  • On Solana, a ticker has at most 10 characters.

  • On X, three- through twelve-character tickers do not have a follower-count restriction. Chain sponsorship has separate account requirements.

  • New tickers are protected for 48 hours after launch.

  • A coin that reaches at least $100,000 all-time-high market cap keeps permanent ticker protection.

After 48 hours, a ticker below the threshold can be used by another launch. This limits immediate copycat or vamp launches without granting permanent ownership to every inactive ticker.

Ticker protection is not verification or endorsement.

Slugs and URLs

Every coin receives its own page:

When the preferred slug already exists, Feel.cash assigns a deterministic suffix such as -1 or -2. A later coin can never take over an existing coin's URL.

The slug is the ticker, so a coin with a Chinese ticker has a Chinese URL, for example https://feel.cash/修仙. Some apps display it percent-encoded (https://feel.cash/%E4%BF%AE%E4%BB%99). Both forms open the same page.

Reserved before deployment

Feel.cash reserves the ticker and slug before payment and deployment. The same reservation is reused if a launch needs to retry, preventing two concurrent requests from claiming the same identity.

Always verify a coin with its chain and full contract address. Official Feel.cash launch addresses end in fee1; on Solana, in any mix of upper and lower case.

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