don’t care - i fck with the McRib
The McRib is coming back as early as 10/27 in select McDonald's restaurants across the US.
The legend says that the McRib first came to life to compensate for... a McNugget shortage issue! Apparently, McNuggets had become so wildly popular that our supply could not keep up with demand. So we needed a new recipe with another protein to give us a bit of time to bring in more McNuggets.
The McRib was created IN 1981 by René Arend, a Luxembourgish-American chef who became our very first executive "chef".
What was a temporary solve quickly became a cult classic, with fans begging for its return every year. Funny enough, over the years, the McRib has found new meaning online within the crypto community, as some claim Bitcoin tends to perform well after the McRib makes a comeback, particularly in 2017, 2020, 2021. The joke reached its peak in December 2024 when Bitcoin broke $100,000 for the first time in history on the exact same day the McRib returned to menus.
Welcome back, Legend!
be cautious of who you prop up here and anywhere else - get this wrong to many times and you end up with what we are currently experiencing
i’m fishing with #3 @bordrlessdex
Earned Dev makes creator income a continuing commitment.
From allocated trading fees after costs and the operating reserve: 20% pays the hook builder in SOL, 20% pays the token creator as current income, and 60% releases to the creator over a rolling 90-day schedule.
Every new fee batch starts its own schedule.
Selling or sending the creator's committed tokens permanently reduces unearned rewards and future conditional income. Already earned income stays theirs.
Forfeited rewards fund capped buybacks and burns.
Creators qualify by receiving at least 1% of the original token supply within the first 24 hours, with native token vesting off. Without qualification, the conditional allocation funds burns instead.
The program fee is 1% on buys and sells, plus applicable platform/LP fees. Wallet transfers have no extra Earned Dev tax. Daily keeper payments batch when funded; low activity can delay payouts. $bordr
Launch with Earned Dev in the Bordrless Workshop:
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Fair Exit:
Rewards paced selling with lower fees.
Your sell allowance refills at 25% of your current token balance per day, capped at 25%. New buys add no instant allowance, and transfers carry earned allowance with the tokens.
Buys pay a 1% program fee. Sells pay 0.5% to 1%, depending on how much of the sale is covered by earned allowance. Separate Bordrless, liquidity-provider and integrator fees apply.
After claim and payout costs, 80% of collected program fees goes to the token launcher; 20% pays the hook builder in SOL.
No forced lock. No token tax. No cashback claims - eligible sellers get the lower fee on the trade itself.
Launch with Fair Exit in the Bordrless Workshop. $bordr
bordrless.app/workshop/
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Loyalty Rewards turns trading activity into SOL rewards for patient holders.
a 1% program fee funds weekly rewards weighted by how much you hold and your blended holding age.
reward weight grows gradually, reaching 1x at 7 days, 1.5x at 30 days and 2x from 90 days. earning can begin earlier; new purchases blend into your wallet’s age.
no extra token tax, sell penalty or forced lock. SOL already credited stays owed even after you sell.
after claim costs, 40% goes to the token launcher, 40% funds holder rewards and running costs, and 20% pays the hook creator. unused reward funds carry forward.
no manual claims needed - just launch with Loyalty Rewards in the Bordrless Workshop.
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