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# Approvement

After you’ve submitted your token, the Katch-A-Meme team will quickly review it to ensure everything is complete and accurate

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After successful approval, a notification will automatically appear in the Katch-A-Meme group as well as the Katchu main group. Additionally, a tweet will be posted about it.

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And this is what it might look like:

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