For 7 years, I ran a consumer crypto company. It was amazing except for fundraising... ~no VC wanted to invest in consumer crypto.

I'm hellbent on making tokens succeed. I know communities want to fund consumer products. We just need the tools and frameworks. 

Introducing @launcher.

@launcher launch $LAUNCHER

If I had to guess the way this works

Tokens launch at a 300k FDV using a uni v3 pool and the first wave of volume does not move the price as there is very thick liquidity at that tick

Prevents snipers from getting extremely cheap price and supports early price discovery

That's right. The first 12.5% of the supply on uniswap is LP'd at a fixed price w/ 80eth market cap. After that is sold off, the full Uniswap curve kicks in for 50%.

investing @ dragonfly / previously arbitrum / rising.eth

That's right. The first 12.5% of the supply on uniswap is LP'd at a fixed price w/ 80eth market cap. After that is sold off, the full Uniswap curve kicks in for 50%.

https://warpcast.com/kompreni/0xf28d8e75

It's a balance. I wanted it higher too but traders don't like large allocations swirling. 

The compromise I made to direct all LP fees generated in the token to the hiring fund, so it'll replenish over time. (LP fees in eth go wherever the token creator wants)

oh cool. the team portion should maybe be configurable though? 12.5% is kind of low