Bryce Paul and Boardwalk Flock LLC are promoting “The #1 Memecoin To Own Right Now.” We trace the clues and test the ZCAT pitch.
One promotion, several names — all of them point to the same pitch, and the same stock.
“The #1 Memecoin To Own Right Now” is the headline Bryce Paul is using to front a promotion from paid publication Boardwalk Flock LLC. The pitch says it has found the memecoin to own as the market heads through October 2026.
The promised setup is a penny-priced token whose holders can receive Zcash through a transfer-tax mechanism, with rewards arriving automatically and no staking or manual claims. The promotion doesn't specify a separate cutoff date beyond the October branding.
The token is Anonymous Cat, ticker ZCAT. Confidence is 90/100: the unusual combination of a 3% transfer tax, conversion into Zcash and automatic holder rewards lines up closely, though the named analysts and proprietary Momentum Matrix attribution remain unverified.
The useful clues are unusually specific. ZCAT charges a 3% transfer tax, converts most of that fee into Zcash, and distributes rewards to eligible holders. Anonymous Cat's enrollment page says a self-custody Solana wallet holding at least $20 of ZCAT can qualify, with no staking, lockups or manual claims.
The same pitch is also branded as “#1 New Memecoin For October 2026,” “#1 Memecoin Pick For The Market Right Now,” and “The #1 Memecoin For October 2026.” Those are different labels for the same ZCAT promotion. The copy also invokes Joe Chui, Brian McNutt and a proprietary “Momentum Matrix,” which gives us another clue to check.
The answer is Anonymous Cat, or ZCAT. The strongest fingerprint is the reward design: CoinDesk reported that ZCAT applies a 3% transfer tax and converts most of it into Zcash for distribution, while Anonymous Cat's own enrollment page describes the same tax-to-ZEC system and automatic payouts.
The rest of the pitch fits too. CoinMarketCap describes ZEC rewards for eligible holders, and the project says those rewards arrive without staking or a manual claim cycle. CoinGecko listed ZCAT at roughly $0.05, which fits the promotion's “just pennies” clue.
The Momentum Matrix clue doesn't reach the same standard. Listen Notes identifies Joe Chui and Brian McNutt as hosts of The Crypto Mavericks, while The Stock Dork describes a proprietary Momentum Matrix in promotional material. Neither source independently documents that the pair used it to select ZCAT, so the token identification is strong but not certain.
The claim-by-claim check below separates the parts supported by CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, CoinDesk and Anonymous Cat's enrollment page from the attribution that could not be independently verified. The mechanism has a paper trail; the superlative and the named selection process need more than promotional copy.
| The promotion claims | Verdict | What we found |
|---|---|---|
| ZCAT still trades for just pennies. | Checks out | CoinGecko listed Anonymous Cat (ZCAT) at roughly $0.05 per token, putting it squarely in the pennies price range. |
| Holding ZCAT can qualify an eligible wallet to receive a separate crypto asset. |
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This is the third crypto promotion from Bryce Paul that we've identified. The earlier picks were PancakeSwap, or CAKE, at 0.34% below its price when revealed, and Canton Network, or CC, at 0.98% above it.
That's a two-pick record, far too small to turn into a verdict on the analyst. It is still useful context: the same promotion pipeline has previously presented both a decentralized-exchange token and a blockchain project as the answer to a big market theme.
The pitch's central claim is simple: a penny-priced memecoin with a 3% transfer tax can turn ownership into an automatic stream of Zcash, making ZCAT the market's top pick for October. The first part holds up. The project page and outside crypto coverage support the tax, conversion and distribution mechanics.
The weak link is the leap from “this mechanism exists” to “this is the number-one memecoin.” Automatic delivery describes how rewards are sent, not how much they will be worth. Eligibility also matters: the project requires at least $20 of ZCAT in a self-custody Solana wallet, and the reward system depends on the project continuing to process transfers and distributions.
Is ZCAT worth owning on the merits? The reward design is distinctive, but a penny price isn't proof of value and a Zcash payout isn't a guaranteed return. The evidence is strong enough to identify the token and support several mechanical claims; it doesn't establish that ZCAT is the best memecoin in the market.
How confident are we? 90 out of 100. We identified Anonymous Cat (ZCAT) from the promotion's own clues and checked 5 of its claims against filings, earnings calls, ownership records, market data and public reporting. This is our analysis, not the publisher's disclosure — we have no relationship with them.
Knowing which stock it is only gets you halfway. We score ZCAT on valuation, profitability, growth, financial health and momentum — and reach our own conclusion, independent of how it was sold to you.
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| Checks out |
| Anonymous Cat’s enrollment page says holders with at least $20 of ZCAT in a self-custody Solana wallet can receive Zcash rewards, while CoinMarketCap describes ZEC rewards for eligible holders. |
| A fee on ZCAT transfers funds Zcash purchases that are distributed to qualifying wallets. | Checks out | CoinDesk reported that ZCAT charges a 3% transfer tax and converts most of it into Zcash for distribution to eligible holders; the project’s enrollment page describes the tax as converted into ZEC and streamed to holders. |
| ZCAT rewards arrive automatically without staking or manual claiming. | Checks out | The Anonymous Cat enrollment page says rewards are sent automatically with no staking, lockups, or manual reward cycle, and CoinMarketCap likewise describes automatic wallet payouts without staking or claiming. |
| Joe Chui and Brian McNutt used a proprietary Momentum Matrix to identify ZCAT. | Can't verify | Listen Notes identifies Joe Chui and Brian McNutt as hosts of The Crypto Mavericks, while The Stock Dork describes a proprietary Momentum Matrix in promotional material; neither source independently documents that they used it to select ZCAT. |
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