$BORLY is live.
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Borly is live on @Solana. Launch a token, pick the model it backs, and every trade on its curve pays into a shared compute pool.
Everyone who has launched can spend that pool on any backed model, in the chat or through the API. The swap desk trades SOL for tokenized stocks, and holding BORLY makes it cheaper.
Every token funds a model.
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Borly update: USDC and Ondo are live.
You can now launch a token paired with USDC. Its curve trades in USDC, fees are taken in USDC, and they go into the same shared compute pool as every other launch.
Ondo stocks are in too. Launch against SLVon or USOon, or swap SOL for Ondo stocks on the swap desk, straight from your wallet with one signature.
USDC and Ondo, now on Borly.
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we’re heads down on the project every day. the update is already rolling out as we speak, piece by piece. a lot of work is going into this and you’ll feel the difference
Borly's next update brings USDC and Ondo.
You'll be able to launch a token paired with USDC, next to SOL and the 15 xStocks pairs. Fees from a USDC pair are taken in USDC and go into the same shared compute pool.
The swap desk is getting Ondo tokenized stocks too, swapped against USDC straight from your wallet. More stocks on one desk, settled with one signature.
More pairs, more stocks, soon.
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heads up, our logo got knocked out by a glitch on our side. the team is already on it and fixing everything right now. give us a little time and it’ll be back exactly how it should be. thanks for sticking with us
Fees on Borly wait on each launch until someone presses Refill pool. Anyone can press it, and the treasury program pays them 0.5% of everything it collects in that refill.
Every payout is written on chain and turns into compute, priced in USD the moment it's booked. The pool is a ledger of those records, so each credit traces back to a transaction.
One button keeps the pool full.
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BORLY is coming to @Solana.
It's the token behind the Borly swap desk. Every stock swap pays 0.30%, and half of that fee buys BORLY back and burns it through an on-chain program bound to the mint once, for good.
Holding BORLY also lowers the swap desk fee for your wallet. The more stocks people trade on Borly, the more BORLY leaves the supply.
Every stock swap burns BORLY.
Launch very soon.
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On many launchpads fees go to a wallet someone controls, and you take their word for where they end up.
Every Borly launch names the same treasury program as its fee claimer, fixed in the launch config. It has no admin instruction: it collects fees and forwards them, and every payout leaves a record on chain.
One program, every fee on record.
Soon.
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AI platforms decide which models you get. The catalogue is theirs, and you wait for them to add the one you need.
On Borly a model becomes callable the moment a token backs it. Launch a token on the model you want, and everyone who has launched can talk to it through the same shared pool.
Every launch opens a model.
Soon.
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When a curve fills up, the liquidity often lands somewhere a team can still reach. Holders are left trusting that nobody pulls it.
Once a Borly curve fills (85 SOL on a SOL pair), the launch graduates into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool and its liquidity is locked for good. Neither the creator nor Borly can touch it, and the fees it earns keep flowing to the treasury.
Locked liquidity, working fees.
Launch soon.
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Most launchpads pair a new token with SOL. Its price, its fees and its liquidity all ride on one coin.
On Borly you pick the pair at launch: SOL or a tokenized stock from xStocks. Fees are taken in whatever the token trades against, never in the token itself, and they fund the same pool.
Launch against a stock.
Soon.
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New launches usually get hit by bots in the first block. They buy before anyone else has even seen the token, then sell into the people who showed up a second later.
Every Borly launch opens with a 99% trading fee that falls to the normal 2.5% within five seconds, on buys and sells alike. The creator's own first buy goes in the launch transaction at the normal fee.
Being first doesn't pay.
Soon.
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On many launchpads fees go to a wallet someone controls, and you take their word for where they end up.
Every Borly launch names the same treasury program as its fee claimer, fixed in the launch config. It has no admin instruction: it collects fees and forwards them, and every payout leaves a record on chain.
One program, every fee on record.
Soon.
https://t.co/Vt3y9ydYo1
On most launchpads trading fees go to the creator or the platform, and that's where it ends. The volume pays someone, but it doesn't build anything for the people trading.
On Borly every trade pays 2.5%, and 2% of it goes into a shared compute pool. Every launch funds the same pool, and every launcher gets the whole thing instead of a small slice.
The whole pool, not a slice.
Launch soon.
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The Borly site is open.
Launch a token on @Solana , pick the AI model it backs, and pair it with SOL or one of 15 tokenized stocks. Every trade pays 2.5%, and 2% goes into a shared compute pool.
Anyone who has launched can spend that pool on any backed model, in the chat or through the API. The swap desk trades SOL for tokenized stocks straight from your wallet.
Every token funds a model.
https://t.co/Vt3y9ydqyt
Introducing Borly.
Borly is a launchpad on @Solana where every token backs an AI model. Launch one, and the fees from every trade get claimed into a shared compute pool.
Anyone who has launched can spend that pool talking to any model on the platform. One launch buys access for good, whatever happens to the token later.
Every token funds a model.
Soon.
https://t.co/Vt3y9ydqyt