🔥 TGE Calendar for Q2 & Q3 2025 by Launchy!
Tracking the most anticipated token launches in the coming months. Here are the projects to keep an eye on:
🟣 May:
T3rn, LayerEdge, Blum, Mango Network, Yala
🟢 Q2:
Eclipse, Incentiv, Resolv, AssistErr, Chainbase, OG, Taker, Privasea, SoneFi
🔵 Q3:
Fraction AI, Spur, Superform, Tabi, Arcium, Uplink, Sahara, Humanity Protocol
🚀 So many potential gems! Which one do you think will shine the brightest?
#Crypto #TGE #AirdropSeason #Launchy #Web3 #Crypto2025
Base aligns builders and users
On many chains:
⚫️Builders chase incentives
⚫️Users chase airdrops
Two different motivations.
Temporary overlap.
On @base :
⚫️Builders ship consumer apps
⚫️Users return daily
One loop.
Builders optimize for retention.
Users optimize for comfort.
Both win from the same thing: repeat usage.
No artificial demand.
No mercenary traffic.
When creators and users want the same outcome, networks compound naturally.
That alignment is rare - and hard to fake.
@baseposting
The simplest test for any L2:
Would someone use it every day without rewards?
For most - no.
For @base - yes.
Airdrops attract traffic.
Habits keep users.
On many chains, when incentives slow down, activity slows down with them.
On Base, people built routines:
⚫️opening apps
⚫️posting
⚫️minting
⚫️interacting
Because it’s simple.
Because apps are designed for return, not extraction.
When a chain becomes part of a daily flow, it doesn’t empty out after incentives fade.
Why rotate to another L2 if the one you’re on already works?
@baseposting
Why the 40–45% zone chops the most on @Polymarket
Markets around 40-45% are usually the noisiest.
Too high to ignore.
Too low to fully believe.
In this range, small updates can swing price by 5-8% easily, which turns it into a grinder for impatience.
If you feel constantly chopped, you’re probably trading this zone.
Avoid the blender: https://t.co/R45evdWaE5
@PolymarketTrade
Why many L2s are useless
@VitalikButerin has argued that L2s can’t justify themselves by scaling alone anymore.
If an L2 doesn’t add real value beyond throughput, it’s not solving a user problem.
Many L2s scale transactions.
They don’t scale usage.
@base adds something else:
simple UX and apps people enjoy using daily.
If people come back on their own, the L2 is doing its job.
If they don’t - it’s just infra cosplay.
@baseposting
I built my first game on @baseapp
It’s a simple runner:
⚫️switch lanes
⚫️avoid obstacles
⚫️collect coins
⚫️unlock and select vehicles
⚫️progress is saved
You can play, leave, and come back later without losing anything.
Here’s the game: https://t.co/JyNAFQhC3b
Feedback and bugs are welcome.
@base@baseposting@jessepollak
Base has users, not traffic
Most chains measure success by spikes.
Short bursts of activity driven by incentives, quests, or airdrops.
@base looks different.
What you see here isn’t traffic - it’s usage.
People open Base apps because they actually enjoy using them.
Not because a spreadsheet says “do this task”.
Not because there’s a timer running.
That’s why activity doesn’t disappear after a campaign ends.
It turns into habits.
Retention beats rotation.
And that’s how real networks grow.
@baseposting
Most people don’t lack freedom.
They lack the patience to sit without instructions long enough to notice it.
No prompts.
No reassurance.
No signal telling them what to do next.
That pause feels uncomfortable.
And that’s usually where freedom starts becoming visible.
@MrFreeman0
The 5% rule most people ignore
A single 5% move without follow-through is usually noise.
But three separate 2–3% moves in the same direction, spread over time, are often informed positioning.
Structure beats speed.
Repeated intent beats impulse.
Count the pushes, not the candle.
See it live: https://t.co/R45evdWaE5
@Polymarket@PolymarketTrade
Base apps assume continuity
Many crypto apps assume:
“User shows up once.”
@base apps assume:
“User comes back tomorrow.”
That single assumption changes:
UX
features
monetization
retention
And it shows.
@baseposting
After the noise fades, most people feel lost.
They mistake silence for emptiness.
That’s usually the first moment something real can be noticed.
@MrFreeman0