Meet the Doxxed Dev Behind Costco Cat ($CCAT)
Anonymous teams are the norm in meme coins, and that makes it hard for holders to know who is accountable. Costco Cat ($CCAT) takes the opposite approach: its lead developer is publicly doxxed.
Who is behind Costco Cat?
Costco Cat's lead developer is Mike Graham. He has 12 years of experience in crypto and is in his fourth market cycle. He has put his real face and his long-standing social accounts behind the project.
Why a doxxed dev matters
A public identity means holders know who built the project and can hold them accountable. Costco Cat is also open to independent third-party audits, and the team asks anyone who wants one to reach out. Mike also holds a $CCAT bag himself, and it earns the same holder rewards as everyone else's, with no special treatment.
Find Mike online
X: @early4lph4
YouTube: @early4lph4
TikTok: @early4lph4foru
LinkedIn: Mike Graham
Project channels
Telegram: t.me/costcopussycat
Email: costcopussycat@gmail.com
Read more on the Doxxed Developer page or start on the Costco Cat homepage. The official contract address is EYwSS8FoY6ifCjorwBrxPgEMwpZmh1xF47jofDwqEoJH.
Not financial advice. Crypto is high risk and meme coins can lose most or all of their value. Only use money you can afford to lose, and always do your own research. Costco Cat ($CCAT) is a community meme coin and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Costco Wholesale Corporation.
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