AliceInWonderland

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@Divinefx_ @themoonpot26 Just go to https://t.co/aqXact1owL Connect your wallet and start minting.

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@themoonpot26 Yes!!

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

What protocol-owned liquidity means for users.

In many token launches, liquidity is treated as something external to the system. The project may add liquidity after launch, manage it manually, or ask users to trust that it will remain available.

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@themoonpot26 @Peter_thoc @MadelonVos__ @TuurDemeester new and innovative project worth looking into it.

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

Don’t trust the words, “verify the contracts”.
In this video, Rumailah breaks down why The Moonpot’s liquidity is part of the protocol design itself, and not just a promise made by the team.

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

GM

Don’t forget to mint some TMP today 🫵

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@themoonpot26 Looking forward to this week @themoonpot26

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@LastWeb3_hunter @themoonpot26 After round 1 is finished

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

Blind Mint Protocol:
A mint structure where NFTs are received first, while the reward attached to each NFT is only revealed after the round closes, so no one can identify or target specific rewards in advance.

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

Round 1 rarity odds are public: 99,991 NFTs are distributed across 16 rarity classes, with each class carrying a different USDC reward value.

The rarest class has 1 NFT. The most common class has 50,000 NFTs.

You can see the full rarity structure before you mint. But the final NFT reward assignment is only revealed after Round 1 closes.

[Digital Gina @Babemi511637]

We all wish there was a shortcut to winning in crypto. 😂

The Moonpot has a different approach:
No premium luck.
No VIP treatment.
Just a fair and transparent system where everyone gets a chance.

Sometimes, fairness is the real utility. 🌙✨

#TheMoonpot #Web3 #NFT

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@themoonpot26 Love this project 🔥

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

Most people look at a token launch and ask: “How many people are buying?”

But with TMP, the more important question is: What happens after each round?

The Moonpot uses 28 public mint rounds. Each round has a fixed amount of TMP and a fixed price. When one round is completed, the next round opens at the next set price. That means the TMP mint price increases step by step:

The early rounds stay at $1.15, then the price moves to $1.20, and later rounds continue increasing step by step:

Round 20: 200,000,000 TMP at $1.30
Round 21: 300,000,000 TMP at $1.40
Round 22: 400,000,000 TMP at $1.50
Round 23: 500,000,000 TMP at $1.60
Round 24: 600,000,000 TMP at $1.70
Round 25: 700,000,000 TMP at $1.80
Round 26: 800,000,000 TMP at $1.90
Round 27: 900,000,000 TMP at $2.00
Round 28: 1,000,000,000 TMP at $2.10

This matters because the distribution is not hidden. Participants can see the supply, the pricing, and the progression before they enter. Every mint pushes the system forward to the next round. The important part is not just that people are minting. The important part is that it happens inside a transparent system with fixed rules.

[MaroPiyu Ⓜ️ ☄️🧪 @MaroPiyu]

Imagine opening a box that nobody—not even the creators—can see inside before it's opened.

That's essentially how MoonPot's NFT system works.

Every TMP mint gives you TMP tokens, but some mints also unlock NFTs through a blind-mint mechanism powered by Chainlink VRF. The outcome isn't decided by a team member, influencer, or insider wallet.

It's determined by verifiable on-chain randomness.

What makes it interesting is what happens next.

These aren't NFTs designed to sit in a wallet collecting dust.

Each round contains 99,991 NFTs spread across 16 rarity classes, with rewards ranging from smaller distributions all the way up to a $100,000 USDC top-tier NFT in Round 1.

The part that keeps pulling me back isn't the jackpot.

It's the idea that everyone plays under the same rules.

No whitelist advantage.
No private allocation.
No special access.

Whether you're minting your first TMP or your hundredth, the protocol doesn't know who you are—it only follows the code.

In a crypto market full of predictable launches, MoonPot turned participation itself into an experience.

And honestly...

The possibility that the next mint could reveal something extraordinary is what makes it hard to stop at just one. 🎲

Mint your Future: https://t.co/t6qliTAtpD

@themoonpot26
#Base #TMP #DeFi #Web3

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

The NFT reveal is designed to happen after the round closes. That is an important detail.

Before the reveal, rarity tiers are not known by the team, buyers, or bots. After the round closes, Chainlink VRF provides the on-chain randomness used for the final assignment.

The result is public. The process is verifiable. That is why the reveal structure matters.

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@MaroPiyu @themoonpot26 💯😁

[MaroPiyu Ⓜ️ ☄️🧪 @MaroPiyu]

Crypto Teacher:

"Show your work."

Other projects:
🤷
"TRUST ME BRO"

MoonPot:
@themoonpot26

📚 Audit
📚 Smart Contract
📚 Tokenomics
📚 On-Chain Data
📚 Liquidity Model

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

Why did we choose @base?

Because The Moonpot is designed for on-chain participation.

Every TMP mint, every round mechanic, every reward assignment, and every liquidity action needs to happen in a way users can verify. Base gives us the environment to do that at lower cost, while keeping the protocol accessible for everyday on-chain users.

[AliceInWonderland @AliceIn00350159]

@themoonpot26 Did I see that you minted 23 NFT's?! OMG that is awesome! 🔥

[The Moonpot Official @themoonpot26]

It really is that simple.