ONE MORE TRADE$1MORELoading the room artwork...
TOKEN ADDRESS COMING BEFORE LAUNCH
ONE MORE TRADE
Three screens. One bad bedtime.
You said the last trade was the last trade.
$1MORE is the memecoin for that sentence. Explore the apartment, play the simulations, or check the six-month drop plan.

Fake trades. Familiar excuses. See how quickly the story changes.

it's not a loss until you sell
A scripted joke, not a price forecast.
Start a round. Choose when to sell. Nothing here touches your wallet.

A practice round. No money at stake.
Your round pauses when you leave this panel.
The planYour purchased allocation is split into six releases, on the 15th of each month. October 2026 through March 2027.
The rate1 SOL = 1,000,000 $1MORE. A presale rate, not a prediction of the future trading price.
The statusToken and distribution setup are pending. Wallet registration is open; purchases are not.

Your wallet is your account.
Use Phantom or Solflare. Never share your recovery phrase.
A sign-in message proves the wallet is yours. It moves no funds.
When purchases open, select a SOL amount and approve in your wallet.
Verified purchases show all six releases. Reconnect anytime to return.
THE NUMBERS

One-sixth of your allocation each month, not one-sixth of the entire supply.
The mint address, supply and distribution setup still need to be verified before purchases open. No liquidity burn, revoked authority or future price is being claimed.
$1MORE / OCTOBER 15, 2026
Your allocation. One-sixth every month.
October 15: the first sixth of your allocation is scheduled.

Sign in with your wallet. Your records stay saved.
Monthly distribution setup is pending. Presale rate is not a promised market price.

The joke works because the feeling is familiar. That doesn't mean you owe it another trade.
If you're chasing a loss, step away. Never put in money you need for real life.

You made it through the apartment. The laptop has a lid for a reason.
$1MORE is a memecoin. It has no guaranteed value or return and could lose all its value. The games are fictional simulations. The release calendar is a plan, not proof of delivery. Nothing here is financial advice.