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One of the things I’ve experienced with clanker that makes me most excited is when jokes naturally and organically lead to tokens. The problem with launchpads is ultimately every token comes from one person going hmmm what’s a good ticker, what’s a good cartoon image. There is an effort to create a meme token. Deep down, that effort is cringe and I think we sort of all know that It’s why all of the tokens follow certain trends and types. People are referential by nature, they imitate Communities talking with each other, me trying to make @zinger or @alexgrover.eth laugh, @clankerintern.eth doing bits, that’s just the best shit online. Everyone does it, zero constraints, no “forms” or “cat themed tokens” category to follow. All the thought boy shit goes away. At best, clankers come without pretense from people doing bits with their friends. It should just feel like posting
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I don't think this is an inherent aspect of "launchpads" -- every joke on the internet organically gets instantly tokenized on pumpfun, same effect you describe i do think the social context around the joke leading to the token is what makes clanker special though, just not sure it has to do with launchpads as a form factor maybe we agree tho and its just semantic differences
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wow is the way you describe though, because it's not pumpfun, it's not embedded in the culture of tokenization. so anybody creating a token on wow is doing it to Create A Token, which leads to this sort of weird forced effect
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@proxystudio.eth
yeah, I just think this meta is tapped in the end
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