
Connect your wallet.
The first step is your wallet. Connect a supported Ethereum wallet to get started.
Use the meme to grab attention.
Use the fees to onboard real users.
Binge Cat is built around Netflix subscribers, private verification, and a new route into onchain ownership.

Independent project. Not affiliated with Netflix.
A LITTLE MORE ABOUT THE BINGEStart with something you already know.
Then discover something new.

The first step is your wallet. Connect a supported Ethereum wallet to get started.

Sign in directly with Netflix. Privately prove your subscription meets the campaign rules.

Eligible subscription history could unlock a higher reward in future campaigns.

Complete the campaign, claim to your wallet, and bring the next person along.
That’s the intended journey. This build is a preview, with live verification still to come.

A full year of “just one more episode.”
Examples, not guaranteed rewards. Final amounts depend on the campaign pool and verified eligibility.
Current MVP: a flat $10 mock claim. No money, USDC, or stock is distributed in this preview.

THE CAT GETS SHARED. THE IDEA GETS BIGGER.
Millions of people already understand Netflix. Millions already pay for it. Binge Cat connects something familiar to something new.
The proposed model reserves a defined portion of eligible Binge Cat trading fees for real Netflix subscribers. The reward pool is designed for the people using the service, without requiring them to buy the meme first.
Proposed funding model. Trading-fee collection and a funded pool are not active in this MVP.

For years, customers paid companies for products. Binge Cat experiments with the opposite direction: trading activity around a meme could create rewards for the people using the service.
Where legally and technically supported, a future campaign could deliver tokenized NFLX exposure through an appropriate provider. Start with something people already know. Then introduce onchain ownership.
Binge Cat does not issue Netflix stock. Any tokenized-stock reward depends on provider integration, country, KYC, and applicable rules. None is available in this MVP.
Prove it without doxxing yourself.
Binge Cat only needs to know whether you qualify.

The website only needs campaign eligibility. No name, email, card details, or full billing history belongs in a reward record.
Verification is bound to the connected wallet and a single session. Old proofs and duplicate claims are rejected by the backend.
No edited invoices. No screenshot uploads. Eligibility must be confirmed through a verified proof before a claim opens.
The meme creates attention. Trading could grow the pot. Netflix subscribers claim, posts bring new people, and the loop starts again.
Every claim could become content. Someone shares their first onchain reward, their friends ask why, and a new audience discovers Binge Cat. Social tasks and share cards are planned.
SOCIAL FEATURES PLANNED
Example card — not a verified account or an available claim.
A curious cat asks good questions.
No. Binge Cat is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Netflix, Inc.
Not yet. This website is a prelaunch build. You can connect a supported wallet, but Netflix verification and claims stay closed until the subscription checks have been validated. The current MVP uses mock $10 claims, with no real funds transferred.
No. Sign-in takes place directly with Netflix through the verification flow. Binge Cat does not ask you to send a password, upload screenshots, or share your billing history. Only the information needed to establish eligibility should reach Binge Cat.
The proposed model puts a defined portion of eligible trading fees and other campaign funding into a subscriber reward pool. No fee collection or funded reward pool is active in this MVP.
The proposed subscriber campaign does not require buying or holding Binge Cat first. You would need a supported wallet and a Netflix subscription that meets the final campaign rules.
The tier table is an example campaign, not a current entitlement. Future tiers would depend on verified paid subscription history and campaign funding. The current demo keeps a flat $10 mock reward for the 30-day eligibility rule; the tier explorer does not calculate your eligibility.
The current MVP records a mock $10 claim only. No stock is available in this MVP. A future campaign could offer tokenized NFLX exposure only through an appropriate third-party provider, where legally and technically supported. Availability may depend on country, KYC, and provider rules. Other supported rewards, such as USDC, could be used instead.
That depends on the provider and product structure. A future campaign must show you the exact product and its terms before you claim. No tokenized-stock product is offered in this MVP.
No. The intended rule requires evidence of a paid subscription from at least 30 days ago and a current paid subscription. Final campaigns can also depend on location, available funding, and campaign rules. Longer example tiers do not establish eligibility.
The current build supports browser-injected Ethereum wallets, such as MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet. WalletConnect, Solana wallets, and smart-contract wallet authentication are not supported yet. No wallet transaction or gas payment is needed to sign in.
The backend rejects reused proofs, reused verification sessions, and repeat claims. Preventing the same Netflix account from claiming through different wallets also depends on a stable private account identifier in the final provider, which still needs validation.
Your subscription might finally unlock something.
