Boardwalk is live and kicking off with Boardwalk Summer, an 8-week launch program across @Ethereum, @Base, @Arbitrum, and @RobinhoodCrypto! 🐳
Meet teams during auctions, stay involved after launch, and follow each token economy as it grows.
Details and how to apply below! 👇
Per DeFi Llama Research: 80 to 88% of trading moved outside the launch pool on the tokens they studied.
Building the fee into the pool means the issuer misses most of it.
Boardwalk builds the fee into the token, so it travels with the trading instead of routing elsewhere. 👇
The chaos era of token launches built an empire on enormous volume and fees. It cost a legion of traders.
@useboardwalk is built to launch token economies using token-level fees routed to infra partners, auction models, immutable vesting, and more:
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The one-pager you’ve been waiting for.
Boardwalk’s $BWS public CCA is live on @Uniswap on @Arbitrum.
❌ No private sale, discretionary reserve, or additional team allocation.
✅ Terms, supply, liquidity path, and settlement details below.
NFA. Read before participating. 🐳
A Continuation, Not a Departure.
What BMX Made Possible.
A Note on What Comes Next.
Base was a strong home for BMX. BWS is not moving because Base could not support it. It is moving because Boardwalk is becoming a multichain economic standard, and the team believes Arbitrum is the right place for its canonical protocol layer to begin its next chapter.
BMX holders are being recognized as the people who carried Boardwalk through its earlier chapter. Under the current migration design, eligible BMX transitions one-for-one into staked BWS, applicable Voter Points move with the position, and migrated balances receive a one-time Voter Point credit.
This is not a promise of an economic outcome. It is continuity: people who participated before the architecture was complete begin the next chapter with their history acknowledged inside it.
The record behind that decision is concrete. Since 2021, the same team has built Morpheus Swap, Morphex, BMX, and now Boardwalk—operating live spot and perpetual markets through multiple cycles. Across Morphex and BMX, public DeFiLlama dashboards have tracked more than $2.3 billion in combined spot and perpetual volume and more than $5.3 million in cumulative fees. These are third-party dashboard figures, not audited financial statements, but they reflect real users, real liquidity, real market activity, and years of owning the consequences of live systems.
BMX received grants through both Optimism RetroPGF 3 and Retro Funding 4. In December 2024, CBV publicly disclosed a market position in BMX. These are historical facts about BMX, not endorsements of BWS or promises about any future outcome. They show that the work was visible and recognized in the ecosystems where it was built.
BMX proved what the team could build on Base. BWS is the next architecture: a multichain Boardwalk protocol layer with a fresh identity, a purpose-built canonical token contract, and a home chosen for its programmatic alignment with native DeFi and economic infrastructure.
The canonical BWS token contract has no owner, administrator, minter, post-deployment supply-increase function, or upgrade path.
BWS will also begin through a defined market-formation process. Under the planned structure, 7% of BWS supply is allocated to a Continuous Clearing Auction, with a matching 7% reserved to pair with assets raised through the auction and permanently seed BWS liquidity if the auction graduates.
The point is not to create a price narrative. It is to establish primary liquidity through a transparent, onchain process and connect that liquidity to the new protocol layer from the beginning.
Participation mechanics, eligibility, auction timing, graduation conditions, settlement, and applicable risks will be set out in the official CCA materials before the auction opens.
$BWS is designed for defined protocol use. It can be consumed to create and signal around economies, and staked to participate in limited, code-defined Fee Direction processes. It does not confer ownership, a revenue share, broad governance rights, an entitlement to protocol fees, or any guaranteed economic outcome.
Boardwalk is built to serve builders across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Ink, Katana, and Fraxtal. Its application layer belongs wherever builders choose to launch.
BWS has a different role. It is the shared coordination layer for Boardwalk itself.
Keeping staking, Voter Points, Fee Direction, and primary protocol liquidity in one canonical home keeps participation connected. It gives the protocol one clear reference point instead of fragmenting its shared state across several chains.
Arbitrum is not replacing Base in Boardwalk’s story. It gives BWS a clear beginning as the coordination layer for a broader system: one protocol standard, one economic language, and one shared set of commitments connecting token economies across chains.
Going to say the obvious here -
$BMX is basically free right now
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