Launchcaster built and launched on Contra.
As a migration bonus, we are sending 5 SOL to the token vault, which will pay holders back in the stocks that the token is paired with.
We are officially live.
Launchcaster is now onchain.
Contract address for $LCASTER:
3FFLw4e82Fj2xiMN6um7NVrZwU84jgRnC1vJfDTccSvV
The social layer is open.
Post. Connect. Build. Launch. Own.
Most people still don’t fully understand how @builderszn works, so I’ll explain the entire mechanism as simply as possible.
The easiest way to understand solana:Vn58LjN8kLJMFnQZ1S1BUeEGtwfcgRYKcoAX3kMBLNK is to separate it into two engines:
1. Trading $BSZN builds an onchain treasury.
2. That treasury becomes working capital on @ridemarkets.
Here is the full flow:
1. Where does the money come from?
$BSZN was launched through @blankdotbuild.
Under normal conditions, every buy and sell on Blank carries a 2% trading fee.
That 2% is divided approximately like this:
• 0.4% goes to Meteora
• 0.4% goes to Blank
• 1.2% becomes the creator-side fee
This distinction is important:
Builder SZN does not receive 100% of the entire trading fee. It routes 100% of the creator-side portion, the 1.2% into its DAO-linked treasury.
With most tokens, the flow usually looks like this:
Trading volume → creator fees → private team wallet
With $BSZN, it becomes:
Trading volume → creator fees → onchain treasury → productive capital
So the team is not supposed to personally pocket the creator fees generated by the community.
Next 👇
@humblesamble bro over 8K trading fees accumulated this is just the start once $BSZN starts pumping its over. They will be chasing the green.
We are early.
Normal tokens: fees → team wallet.
$BSZN: fees → community fund on @ridemarkets.
Traders borrow the capital, holders keep 60% of the profits.
First token actually built so holders are the house.