Fundraising for AI builders. backed by @Bitquery_io and @Liquid_Capital_ Back a launch — refundable if it misses its price gates.

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$100,000 for early AI builders. Applications are now open for the Early Builder Support Program. 50 verified projects will be selected for additional refund support on eligible raises. Repost to enter: 10 winners, 10U each. Apply: keep.coffee/blog/early-build…
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Congrats again! Hope the next one tops this.
BBC just crossed a $1M market cap. A milestone for the community—and we’re just getting started.
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Congrats on the launch! Welcome to Keep.coffee — we look forward to welcoming more projects to raise funds with us. ☕️
Buyback has launched on @keepdotcoffee 🚀 Our mission: buybacks that put contributors first and give long-term holders a stronger reason to stay. Thank you to everyone who helped us get here. CA: 0x55a7c9dbab7965dfcb71f8aa2da651004376cafe
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Welcome @buyback_cafe. Their fundraise opens October 13 at 13:00 UTC. See you at launch.
Buyback’s fundraise opens on @keepdotcoffee October 13 at 13:00 UTC. Mark your calendars!
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500. Keepedia — the wikipedia of ai-era startups — just hit 500 projects catalogued. the first five hundred. and counting. keep.coffee/keepedia
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every project on Keepedia is submitted by builders, claimed by founders, and valuated by the community. no gatekeepers. no fees. no token to enter. 500 is a milestone, not a ceiling. the next 500 are already in the queue.
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1/5 Every launchpad has the same problem. pump.fun. Believe. LetsBonk. All of them. They reward the fastest hands and punish everyone else. Here's the structural fix ↓
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5/5 This isn't a 'trust us' launchpad. It's a 'verify the code' launchpad. Every rule is fixed at deploy. Every gate is public. Every refund is automatic. Other platforms may have failed because they tried to make launches fairer. We made them refundable. keep.coffee/docs
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4/5 keep changes this: 1. Lock the refund button during hold period. 2. Verify price at D+7 and D+30 via 1h TWAP. 3. If price holds: no refund needed. 4. If price fails: refund from a pool built into the protocol. The patient is now protected by code. Not by the team's promise.
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3/5 Why? Because there's no protocol-side mechanism that protects the patient. Sure, you can sell anytime on the AMM. But the AMM price is set by whoever's trading right now - usually the snipers. There's no floor. No backstop. No contract that says 'if you hold, you don't lose everything.'
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2/5 Current launchpad mechanics: 1. Sniper buys at launch. 2. Insider dumps first. 3. Late backer holds the bag. 4. Token goes to zero. 5. Everyone blames the team. This is the equilibrium. Default mode. Every time.
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1/5 Keepedia has 445 projects. Not all of them have launched. Some never will. That's the point. Keepedia is what happens when you let builders exist before they ship. ↓
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4/5 445 projects. Across Solana, Robinhood, Arc. When a project decides to raise on keep, the Keepedia page becomes their pre-launch presence. Discover -> Back -> Trade -> Earn KP. That's the full lifecycle. From invisible to tradable, in weeks not years.
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3/5 Once listed, the community votes a valuation. Not a token price. A real valuation. Anywhere from $10K to $100M. It's the first honest 'is this project worth a look' indicator in crypto.
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2/5 Most project discovery only lists tokens that exist. Keepedia lists projects too. Before they raise. Without anything. Any builder can submit. No wallet needed. Just name it, describe it, link your site or @ handle.
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Keepedia is the Wikipedia of AI-era startups - where investors discover, filter, and evaluate projects; and where those projects get seen, funded, and supported, before they succeed. keep.coffee/keepedia
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Most launchpads tell builders: 'Get users first, then we'll list you.' We tell builders: 'Launch first. Get users while you build.' The launch IS the distribution. keep.coffee
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AI is changing who can build a product. So it's changing who can fund them. GitHub has 100M developers. 80%+ already use AI tools. In the next 1–3 years, hundreds of millions of one-person companies will exist globally. Most will fail. Most will need to raise small, often. ↓
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One project today. Millions tomorrow. When AI ships products faster than VCs can diligence them, the funding layer has to change too. keep.coffee is the seed. The new infrastructure is the tree. If you're an AI builder — launch today. If you're a backer — back without praying.
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keep.coffee is that rail. A fixed $20K raise. 24h. One price. No race. D+7 and D+30 price gates. Refund ladder: 100% → 95% → 85%. We're not asking whether the launch wins. We're deciding — by contract — what backers get if it doesn't. ↓
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VC capital is built for one shape: • $5M–$50M checks • 5–7 year horizons • 10x+ return targets It's the wrong tool for: • $20K raises • 6-month funding cycles • "Win small. Lose everything" risk. The new wave needs new rails. ↓
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