A lot of times, we think a great product comes from a single attempt. Im still keeping a clear head and trusting $FWA and Adam. This is the best example of the kind of entrepreneur we need in this space.
FWA got hit with a $100K exploit on its first launch.
One Punk holder lost everything. The founder paid him back out of pocket, then spent another ~$17K on audits.
He was already ~$97K in the hole.
Most would’ve walked away.
He doubled down, rebuilt, and relaunched.
That’s a comeback.
FT: @hunterorrell x @gmoneyNFT x @fullportshow
@Rhynotic Back 10 NFTs → earn a Backer Warrant giving you the right to mint 1 random NFT at the original launch price. If the collection runs, you win. If not, don’t exercise. Simple, fair, and powerful.
8/8
That creates a much stronger flywheel:
Hold $FWA → access major FWAir launches → provide backing → earn warrants → launches drive acquisitions → fees drive $FWA buybacks/rewards/burn
FWAir already proved demand exists.
Now make backing something people compete for.
1/8
I’m very bullish on FWAir (@token_works), but I think there’s one part that can become much stronger: the incentive to be a backer.
Backers are basically providing the seed capital that makes every launch possible. That role should come with real upside.
7/8
You could even tie access to long-term $FWA ownership:
Top holders / time-weighted holders → priority backing access → ability to earn Backer Warrants.
Now holding $FWA gives people a reason to stay positioned BETWEEN launches, not just farm rewards.
haven't tweeted FWA stats in a while. some stats:
500,000 onchain transactions
170,000 nft purchases with 16,500Ξ in volume
3,400 token holders
1.3% token supply burned
$24m MC
no vcs
thank you to those who support the vision of saving ethereum
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