Todesk retweeted
This is the main reason I aped $Peak this morning tbh
@LaunchOnPeak
Here the thesis:
Peak is a new launchpad on Solana (runs on Raydium LaunchLab) that tries to strip the launch advantages away from insiders:
blind launch: the creator doesn't know the mint address beforehand, only pays in SOL and the token gets created after a random 3-15s. zero dev buy, zero creator allocation, zero trading fees to the launcher. so no pre-built bundle
public check: it scans the buyers of the first 20 slots and traces where the funds came from, flags wallets linked to each other or to the launcher (a flag, not proof of a scam)
ticker protection: 30 min lock on the ticker, extended up to 24h after the last trade, max 7 days. the launch tweet is also locked for 30 min, so copycats can't steal the momentum
dexscreener paid by the coin: if you launch with a banner, a share of the trading fees accumulates the $299 for the DexScreener profile, paid after graduation
fees: 1% to Peak + 0.25% Raydium. once the fund fills it splits 50/50 between buy&burn of the coin itself and buy&burn of Peak's main coin
launch cost: ~0.23 SOL all included
basically: less insider advantage at launch, more protection from ticker hijacking, and the coin pays for its own visibility
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Todesk retweeted
Very very cool concept here, every coin on the pad has a game
Real normies potential here I think
I aped some $PIXEL
@pixelpadfun
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Todesk retweeted
GM GM GM Fam 👌🌞
decided to took a gamble here on $RIBBIT on the $SEND launchpad on eth @senderdotfamily
we all know frog memes belong to $ETH
$PEPE showed us this all the last cycle (biggest meme runner of the cycle)
$RIBBIT on Sender is legit the first frog meme on this pad, and it's paired with $PEPE
for me it's defo a brainer ngl
a launchpad needs runners to be successful,
a good frog meme might be the one.
what if I just aped the next multi millis frog meme runner on eth?
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No x, no tg, no creator fees. Ribbit is a real community meme.
Hodl $RIBBIT and claim ethereum:0x6982508145454ce325ddbe47a25d4ec3d2311933
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Todesk retweeted
Study the lore
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In the early 1990s, during the making of Windows 3.1, a senior developer named Dave carried a worn teddy bear everywhere he went.
The Microsoft team adopted it as their unofficial mascot, stealing it for office “vacations” and sending fake postcards.
This was an easter egg dropped off into files of microsoft software in the 1992 after the release of Windows 3.1: The bear lived on inside the OS: a file (created by microsoft) called BEAR.EXE, a hidden credits screen that cycled through Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, Brad Silverberg, and the bear itself in a yellow jacket.
Theres a Youtube video 16 years ago which captured the file and the bear itself: youtube.com/watch?t=237&v=eH…
Even a Microsoft official account confirmed the lore below, 16 years ago (Quoted tweet)
It is even featured on wikipedia as one of Microsoft's first ever easter eggs: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o…
Paired with Microsoft. Making com and paying dex
The Microsoft Bear
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Study the lore
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In the early 1990s, during the making of Windows 3.1, a senior developer named Dave carried a worn teddy bear everywhere he went.
The Microsoft team adopted it as their unofficial mascot, stealing it for office “vacations” and sending fake postcards.
This was an easter egg dropped off into files of microsoft software in the 1992 after the release of Windows 3.1: The bear lived on inside the OS: a file (created by microsoft) called BEAR.EXE, a hidden credits screen that cycled through Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, Brad Silverberg, and the bear itself in a yellow jacket.
Theres a Youtube video 16 years ago which captured the file and the bear itself: youtube.com/watch?t=237&v=eH…
Even a Microsoft official account confirmed the lore below, 16 years ago (Quoted tweet)
It is even featured on wikipedia as one of Microsoft's first ever easter eggs: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o…
Paired with Microsoft. Making com and paying dex
The Microsoft Bear
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Todesk retweeted
In the early 1990s, during the making of Windows 3.1, a senior developer named Dave carried a worn teddy bear everywhere he went.
The Microsoft team adopted it as their unofficial mascot, stealing it for office “vacations” and sending fake postcards.
This was an easter egg dropped off into files of microsoft software in the 1992 after the release of Windows 3.1: The bear lived on inside the OS: a file (created by microsoft) called BEAR.EXE, a hidden credits screen that cycled through Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, Brad Silverberg, and the bear itself in a yellow jacket.
Theres a Youtube video 16 years ago which captured the file and the bear itself: youtube.com/watch?t=237&v=eH…
Even a Microsoft official account confirmed the lore below, 16 years ago (Quoted tweet)
It is even featured on wikipedia as one of Microsoft's first ever easter eggs: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o…
Paired with Microsoft. Making com and paying dex
The Microsoft Bear
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Who knows the origin of the Microsoft Bear? The first person to answer correctly gets a retweet! #msdev
Todesk retweeted
Im literally getting $BTC just by holding the only cat in the official bitcoin website by Satoshi
$BITCAT paired with $BTC on @LaunchOnSF
Check by yourself scrolling on desktop
bitcoin.org/it/
Crazy huge lore here
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