Mosh Mondays episode 3 was a banger we had real businesses, NFT projects, game builders, and both @StevenVinyl and @justinbebis sharing what they’re seeing across @Moshdottrade for anyone who missed it, here’s the breakdown: @MutantInfusion shared why they chose Mosh for their token launch they’re already building a real beverage business and spoke about their presence at ApeFest. they said they’d been exploring a token for roughly a year before finding technology they felt comfortable putting their reputation behind that’s what gets me excited. seeing existing businesses find a reason to build here @StevenVinyl, head of ecosystem at Mosh, explained how the model can support businesses, games, NFTs, and meme coins teams can choose how much supply goes into agent vaults, raise capital from backers or their community, and have agents market-making around the token he also made it clear that teams still have to put in the work. launching a bundle doesn’t replace building a product and community a few things the team is working on: - a simpler, standardized process for curators helping teams launch - launch curves that let people trade in and out while a bundle is raising - fees from that fundraising-period trading going to funders - the broader V1 release @PudgyPops777 asked a great question about getting traders to try a different launch model, and @justinbebis jumped on to answer his point was that changing the market takes time. the way to move it forward is by creating tokens people actually prefer to trade he was clear that even a short-lived narrative token can have a fairer structure for traders and developers. i thought that was an important distinction @GMB_XBT spoke about hidden bundles and how even good builders can take the reputational hit when somebody else controls supply and dumps @ripchillpill brought the energy and made his own point on adoption: better launches, better trading experiences, and people continuing to educate others. the results have to speak for themselves @PlumBunOnMosh wants to create a PFP collection representing the Mosh ecosystem, with traits inspired by projects building here they explained their NFT-first approach: use mint proceeds to help fund a BUN-paired bundle, then explore connecting swarm rewards to the NFTs. they’re also talking to multiple artists, with launch timing still being worked out @srinigoes asked how they’re making room for both existing Mosh community members and newcomers, which led to a useful conversation about the early allowlist @warbowstudio introduced Veinwars, a playable browser beta inspired by Dungeon Keeper, with short matches, mining imps, and NFT pickaxes with strategic trade-offs as a gamer, i loved hearing that people can already try the game while the token launch is still ahead. if you want to jump in, use code MARCELLO100 for beta access here: warbow.xyz/veinwars @myMemeArcade shared that their earlier bundle missed its target, and they’re regrouping for another attempt while developing their gaming and staking system around BUN we also shared updates from @froshonmosh: the Frosh & Friends emoji pack, ongoing Frosh Fridays, and a secured charity collaboration we want to support through future trading fees my biggest takeaway is how many different things people are finding ways to build here big love to everyone who came through. we’ll keep bringing the builders together every Monday full replay: xitter.cf/marcellovtv/status/211…

the more time i spend learning about @Moshdottrade, the more i want to see what people build with it Mosh Mondays episode 2 was a banger. great panel, honest conversations about the trenches, and builders sharing what they’re working on for anyone who missed it, here’s the breakdown: @GMB_XBT brought up something that really stuck with me. even a team with good intentions can have its launch ruined by somebody who gets in early, controls a chunk of supply, and dumps into the community the builders take the reputational hit and the people who supported them get burned. a lot of us have experienced that that’s why i find Mosh interesting. the launch bundle is transparent, contributors’ capital is locked in agent vaults, and they can earn from trading fees. it gives people a different reason to support a project early and stay involved @StevenVinyl, head of ecosystem at @Moshdottrade, gave us a deeper look behind the scenes his work continues after launch: helping teams with bundles, getting funded, and staying involved as they build. getting a token live is one step. having support for what comes next matters he also explained why the market-making agents won’t blindly bid every dip. they operate across longer timeframes, and you wouldn’t want their strategies changing every time somebody gets emotional in telegram the team is analyzing each launch to improve the app, contracts, and trading strategies. Mosh launched on September 23, so we’re still seeing the early versions of what they’re building a few ecosystem updates from Steven: - @ajlacapital is the first incubator helping teams with launch design, funding, and distribution, with more curators expected - $BUN was included among the first 18 tokens in Moonshot’s Robinhood Chain launch - V1 plans include holder fees, countdowns, whitelist editing, more counter-assets, pre-launch bundle trading, and early launch cancellation he mentioned a rough one-to-four-week window for the upcoming work, with announcements to follow. a lot being cooked @PudgyPops777 also highlighted the learning curve: some trading tools flag locked bundles as insider-controlled supply. understanding what that allocation represents matters then we got into the builders: @0xfabs explained how @ConvictionLock puts commitment onchain through token locks. flexible locks allow early exits with penalties, and he said 90% of those penalties reward eligible remaining lockers. they’re also building community profiles, achievements, and locked airdrops @PudgyPops777 shared plans for @TheBorkKing and a larger strategy game with DeFi elements. he said team fees are already going into game reward pools, and he’s open to bringing other Mosh projects into those games @myMemeArcade walked us through their live Initial Bundle Offering and All Stars game, connecting trading fees, prize pools, staking rewards, and token burns as somebody who spent a lot of time in web3 gaming, that really got me thinking about what people could build here we also shared our plans for @froshonmosh our first funding attempt raised over 100,000 BUN against a 500,000 BUN target. we’re planning another attempt while building through Mosh Mondays, Frosh Fridays, and helping people discover projects we also want a charitable component tied to our trading fees. supporting frog conservation feels pretty fitting @0xSilentSigma closed with his weekly $BUN supply overview, tracking top holders and locked supply across the ecosystem. his takeaway was continued accumulation and more BUN being locked despite the price dip what i enjoyed most was hearing people explain what they’re building and where they want to take it big love to everyone who came through. give the builders a follow and check out their work we’ll keep doing this every Monday. see you in the Mosh pit full replay below!