Canonical: https://builtonarc.app/guides/is-catbathatfatrat-on-arc-legit # CatBatHatFatRat on Arc: what's checkable right now Updated 2026-09-02. CatBatHatFatRat's site is live with a working PFP maker and waitlist, but team, docs and Arc contract are unconfirmed as of 2 Sep 2026. > CatBatHatFatRat (catbathatfatrat.com) presents as an Arc-native creature/PFP project with a live waitlist, a PFP maker, and a leaderboard. As of 2 Sep 2026 it has no named team, no published documentation, and no contract address confirmed on Arc. Separately, a token also called CatBatHatFatRat (ticker CBHFR) is already trading on decentralized exchanges — but on networks unrelated to Arc, and its connection to the catbathatfatrat.com site is not verifiable. This page sets out the evidence without rating the project. **Builds on Arc:** An Arc-branded creature/PFP project with a live waitlist and PFP maker; no Arc contract confirmed. · **Role:** Deploys · **Category:** Launchpads, NFT & Meme → NFT collections / Meme tokens · [Project page](/project/catbathatfatrat) ## What the site itself shows catbathatfatrat.com is live and functional, with multiple working sub-pages: a homepage tagged "One creature. Five words. On Arc," a PFP maker tool, a leaderboard, a waitlist page, and a wallet-submission page. That's a materially more built-out site than a single static landing page — it has interactive product surfaces, which is itself a checkable fact (visit the URLs directly). What it does not show, based on what Built on Arc could retrieve: no team names, no about page, no contract address, no documentation or GitHub link, and no audit. Its content is heavily robots-restricted, which limited automated review of the full page text; this guide relies on what search engines have indexed of the site's titles and structure rather than a full-page fetch. ## The CBHFR token complication Searching for the project also surfaces a token trading under the ticker CBHFR and the name "CatBatHatFatRat" on decentralized exchange trackers (DexScreener, DexPaprika), listed against a network labeled "Robinhood" — not Arc. A separate, similarly-named token also appears on Solana-based aggregators (Jupiter, Birdeye). None of this can be tied back to catbathatfatrat.com with confidence. Arc mainnet does not launch until 16 September 2026, so **no token calling itself an Arc asset can yet be trading live on Arc itself** — anything trading today under a similar name is, by definition, on a different network, whether that's a coincidental namesake, a pre-launch wrapped/bridged representation, or something else entirely. Built on Arc did not find a statement from catbathatfatrat.com claiming or disclaiming a relationship to either traded token. Treat the name match as a fact worth investigating yourself, not as confirmation of anything. ## What "on Arc" means here today The site's own tagline places it "On Arc," but with Arc mainnet not live, that claim currently describes an intent or a testnet deployment at most — not a mainnet-verifiable contract. Built on Arc found no testnet contract address either. Until mainnet launches and an official explorer URL is published, there's no independent registry to check a CatBatHatFatRat contract against. ## Status and on-chain checks **Status:** Announced only. A same-named CBHFR token trades on non-Arc networks; no confirmed link to this site. **On-chain checks (Deploys role):** Contract — none published on Arc. Audit — none found. ## How to check it yourself Visit catbathatfatrat.com directly and look for anything this page couldn't retrieve — an about page, terms of service naming a legal entity, or a linked X/Discord with a real posting history. Search the CBHFR ticker independently and read the DEX listing details (deployer address, liquidity pool age, holder concentration) rather than assuming any connection to the Arc-branded site. Once Arc mainnet launches on 16 Sep 2026, check any contract address the project publishes against the official Arc explorer once Circle publishes its URL. Built on Arc's general walkthrough covers this process step by step: [/guides/how-to-read-an-arc-project-entry](/guides/how-to-read-an-arc-project-entry). Project entry: [/project/catbathatfatrat](/project/catbathatfatrat). For general guidance on wallets and safe interaction with Arc-native tokens, see Meme Central: [https://memecentral.fun/guides/how-to-buy-an-arc-memecoin?utm_source=builtonarc&utm_medium=guide&utm_campaign=arc](https://memecentral.fun/guides/how-to-buy-an-arc-memecoin?utm_source=builtonarc&utm_medium=guide&utm_campaign=arc). Sources: - [CatBatHatFatRat — One creature. Five words. On Arc.](https://catbathatfatrat.com/) - [CBHFR / WETH on Robinhood — DEX Screener](https://dexscreener.com/robinhood/0x62d084fabe4c500e69851bebb673a3d766a71de6) - [CatBatHatFatRat (CBHFR) — DexPaprika](https://dexpaprika.com/robinhood/token/0x40bf23f5a9c4442a7d6c5b1889c6f4f47c45d199) ## Questions **Is the CBHFR token trading today the same project as catbathatfatrat.com?** Not verifiable. The traded token appears on networks other than Arc, and no statement tying it to the website was found as of 2 Sep 2026. **Does CatBatHatFatRat have a confirmed Arc contract address?** No. Arc mainnet is not live until 16 September 2026, so no mainnet contract can exist yet, and no testnet address was found either. **Who runs CatBatHatFatRat?** Not named on the site as far as Built on Arc could retrieve. **Is the site itself real, or just a rumor?** It's a live, functioning website with multiple working pages (mint-adjacent tools, waitlist, leaderboard) — that part is directly verifiable by visiting it. **Is there an audit or security review?** None found. **Where can I learn how to vet a project like this myself?** /guides/how-to-read-an-arc-project-entry.