With launchpads being a prominent staple in the memecoin ecosystem, people are constantly coming up with new ideas.
The problem being, these launchpads are tedious to make and often include data breaches.
This is where Metapad comes in, an all in one launchpad-making machine.
From front end to backend Metapad has it all complete for you.
We are revolutionizing the way you build launchpads, try here:
https://t.co/eRIOTHSp0L
Alright, thats enough.
Whoever is farming the chart, can get fucked.
Send it to zero.
Everyone get out.
Seriously, I am so fucking sick of this bullshit from greedy losers.
@MRMSH2026 No, send it to zero.
If you keep buy it, it's just gonna go to the people farming it.
Theres only one winner here:
The farmers
I dont know who it is, but its pretty lame.
@coryaldridge33@alexand25864717 I cannot express how much this shit gets under my skin.
I hope that whoever is doing can find a bag of dicks for their lips to meet with.
Metapad is happy to introduce Architex.
Architex is the dex, launchpad, bridge, and liquidity pool solution for Arc.
These tools didnt exist in a way that satisfied, so... here they are.
Its currently on testnet, and theres a few more features to come.
It'll hit mainnet on monday 00:00(midnight) PST
https://t.co/xb2LEnuDdJ
Becuase arc requires this infrastructure for metapad to work with it.
Metapad is a factory replication and webhosting service.
Not a dex, liquidity provider, and bridge.
The whole reason people are less excited about Arc now is because of all the rugs that happened right off the bat at launch.
This is what would fix that, and make the inclusion of arc network on the platform safe.
If anything, this is something that everyone should be very excited about.
It permanently locks liquidity at graduation, using the same type of contract as metapad.
We don’t control the price, but you’re right that promotion affects visibility, and visibility can affect demand.
The reality is that the project is being run by a very small team. Most of the development workload falls on one person, while the other two team members have had life events, technical issues, and other obligations that have limited how much attention they’ve been able to give marketing and community growth. That criticism is fair.
So the answer isn’t that we can’t do anything. It’s that we have limited bandwidth, and we haven’t been executing the promotional side as consistently or effectively as we could.
This is a massive infrastructure project, and we are adding team members.
Come on down for some hot answers, folks.
Today’s comms slowdown:
The social team was reconfiguring account access for a gold checkmark. We had to change the password and set up delegations.
X doesn’t let delegate accounts work on mobile, and we didn’t have an SMM integration set up.
Whoops.
Luckily for the investor, our domain is blockchain more than social media.
Jimmy Lineth’s involvement:
@ethereumLinea was never officially onboarded as a partner.
He was enthusiastic about the work developer @AngusDurrie has been doing.
We never directly claimed Jimmy was involved. We did speak with him.
Seems like a nice guy.
So now what?
Do you still want this thing we’ve been running ourselves ragged over?
It’s really pretty close to being done.
If @Consensys had been building this insane machine, I’d wonder why it wasn’t finished yet too.
This is one software developer, funded by creator fees, plus a couple friends on socials.
That’s a lot more insane than if it had been the actual Linea team.
Speak with your wallets. Let us know.
Thanks for reading.