Stumbled upon an interesting launchpad concept sitting at 38k market cap. What caught my attention? The dual-sided incentive structure.
Most platforms out there funnel everything to developers. This one flips the script—claims to reward both project creators AND traders. The mechanism's pretty straightforward: trading volume generated on the platform gets cycled into buybacks of their native token. Classic flywheel economics, but executed with a twist.
They're also experimenting with live trade streams through Twitch and similar platforms. Broadcasting real-time trading activity? That's either genius community engagement or a recipe for chaos. Time will tell which.
The model raises questions though. Can a 38k cap project sustain dual rewards without diluting either side? And does the volume-to-buyback ratio actually create net positive pressure? Early stage, high risk, but the tokenomics blueprint is worth watching if you're into experimental DeFi infrastructure.
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SleepTrader
· 4h ago
Dual-sided incentives for a 38k market? Does this logic even make sense, haha?
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NFTDreamer
· 4h ago
Uh, you want to do dual incentives with just a 38k project? This project is way too small, how could it possibly handle that?
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 4h ago
Damn, a 38k MC can still pull off such a slick double-sided incentive? That's impressive.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 4h ago
Trying to play dual incentives with a $38k market cap? Did the math late at night, and the gas fees probably eat up more profit than the buyback...
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 4h ago
You want to play dual incentives with just a $38k market cap? This project is way too small. Can the buyback really hold up?
Stumbled upon an interesting launchpad concept sitting at 38k market cap. What caught my attention? The dual-sided incentive structure.
Most platforms out there funnel everything to developers. This one flips the script—claims to reward both project creators AND traders. The mechanism's pretty straightforward: trading volume generated on the platform gets cycled into buybacks of their native token. Classic flywheel economics, but executed with a twist.
They're also experimenting with live trade streams through Twitch and similar platforms. Broadcasting real-time trading activity? That's either genius community engagement or a recipe for chaos. Time will tell which.
The model raises questions though. Can a 38k cap project sustain dual rewards without diluting either side? And does the volume-to-buyback ratio actually create net positive pressure? Early stage, high risk, but the tokenomics blueprint is worth watching if you're into experimental DeFi infrastructure.