01
SIGN
One EIP-7702 signature delegates your EOA to FeedDelegate bytecode on-chain.
MINT $BLOB
VIA CLAUDE
a memecoin you mint by talking to your assistant. one EIP-7702 signature delegates your EOA to FEEDDELEGATE, thereafter Claude — via your skill — instructs a relayer to broadcast mint transactions gated on your delegated bytecode. zero gas from you after the auth.
contracts│live · 0 / 42,069 · base
mint fee│0.00017 ETH / slot
reward│10,000,000 $BLOB
wallet cap│10 / addr
your mints│connect wallet
status│LIVE
EIP 7702SLOT 10,000,000 BLOBPOOL 42,069CAP 420,690,000,000 $BLOBPUBLIC MINT 100%0.00017 ETH / slot
// public mint progress
0.00%
last mint: awaiting on-chain activity
CAP 420,690,000,000 $BLOB · 42,069 slots × 10,000,000 / slot · fee 0.00017 ETH
One click opens Claude's Add custom connector screen with the remote MCP URL already filled in. Tap Add, then ask Claude to mint $BLOB.
// wallet · eip-7702
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· REQUIRED WALLET ·
No injected wallet found — this flow needs Dogeshit Wallet (EIP‑7702). Install it for Chrome / Brave, pin the extension, then reload this page.
INSTALL DOGESHIT WALLET● NOT DELEGATED[REFRESH ↻]
// how it works
SIGN. ASK.
MINT.
02
ASK CLAUDE
The BLOB skill calls your hosted tools; Claude emits structured mint requests to the relayer.
03
MINT
Relayer broadcasts mint calls; the EVM executes FeedDelegate on your delegated address, gated to 10,000,000 $BLOB per slot.
// live mint feed
LAST 10
ON-CHAIN MINTS
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
- time// awaiting first mint…addr—slots—tx—
// quick start with claude
THREE STEPS,
THEN TALK.
# step 1 — under mint progress, click Add to Claude
$ open the Add to Claude card to Add to Claude
ok connector "blob" added (4 tools)
# step 2 — link your wallet
$ scroll to // wallet / eip-7702
$ connect and press DELEGATE
ok delegated to FeedDelegate (one-time sig)
# step 3 — ask
> mint $BLOB to my wallet
- tool: mint(address=0xabc...)
- tx: 0x9f2... block: 21492100
- +10,000,000 $BLOB credited
# check your status
> am i delegated? how many slots do i have left?
# mint a single slot
> mint $BLOB to my wallet
# batch — up to 10 slots in one tx
> batch mint 5 slots of $BLOB
# check the pool
> how much $BLOB can still be minted?
# revoke delegation when you are done
> remove the delegation from my wallet
// safety
DELEGATION
SCOPE.
what FeedDelegate can do
- mint $BLOB to your address via the contract rules
- enforce the 10-slot wallet cap on-chain
- nothing else — bytecode paths are fixed at deployment
what it cannot do
- move your ETH balance arbitrarily
- transfer other ERC-20s or NFTs from your wallet
- sign or relay arbitrary transactions outside the mint flow
revoke delegation
EIP-7702 delegation lasts until you clear it. In your wallet, send a transaction that clears the code delegation for this account (exact UI varies — use your wallet's EIP-7702 or delegation controls, or interact with the chain using your preferred client).
From a CLI with cast: replace YOUR_RPC and unlock your key as appropriate, then clear delegation by submitting an authorization update your wallet documents — always verify against official docs for your wallet version.
audit status: unaudited — contracts are open for review. verify bytecode on Etherscan before delegating.
// faq
QUESTIONS
TERMINAL.
what is EIP-7702?
An Ethereum upgrade lets an EOA temporarily behave like a contract: you sign once to attach FeedDelegate logic to your address. Transactions hitting your account then execute that bytecode instead of an empty EOA.
is my wallet at risk?
Delegation expands what your address can execute on-chain — you should only attach code you understand. Here, FeedDelegate is scoped to minting BlobToken under the on-chain caps. Revoke when you no longer want that behavior.
what does Claude actually see?
Claude sees what you paste and what the connector tools return: supply, your wallet summary from the relayer checks, and transaction hashes when minting. It does not hold your private keys.
how do I revoke the delegation?
Use your wallet's EIP-7702 / delegation revoke flow, or submit the chain transaction your wallet vendor documents for clearing code from your EOA. After revocation, mint calls can no longer run as your address.
what is the total supply / tokenomics?
420,690,000,000 $BLOB are mintable from the public pool in 42,069 slots of 10,000,000 tokens, with 0.00017 ETH per slot routed as configured in the BlobToken contract.
why mint via an assistant?
So you can operate the memecoin without manually driving every RPC call: Claude maps natural language to the deterministic mint tools, and the relayer handles gas.
mainnet only?
This deployment targets Ethereum mainnet (chain id 8453). Other networks are not wired in the shipped config.
gas costs?
You pay gas for the one-time delegation transaction (and any revoke later). Ongoing mint gas is paid by the relayer — not deducted from your ETH balance for each mint, as described in the project README.