Solana launchpad. Launch a coin; conviction holders earn gift cards for its service or Telegram Stars.
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Why HaloFun is a launchpad, not just a coin.
People ask why we didn’t stop at $HALO. One coin, one vault, one prize. Simple.
Here’s the problem. A coin’s vault fills from that coin’s own trading fees, and it can only point at one reward service at a time.
$HALO’s vault can pay Telegram Stars, or it can pay one gift-card service. It can’t fund Netflix for some holders, Steam for others, and Stars for the rest. The fees from a single coin don’t stretch that far, and one vault can’t split itself ten ways.
So we built the thing that does stretch: a launchpad.
Every creator who launches on HaloFun picks the reward their coin pays out: a gift-card service, or Telegram Stars. One coin, one service, locked at launch. Multiply that across many coins and you get what a single coin never could: a whole board of competitions, each paying a different reward.
Want Steam credit? Hold the coin that pays Steam. Want Stars? Hold the one that pays Stars. Traders pick the coin whose reward they actually want, and creators get holders who have a reason to stay.
Each vault is funded by its own coin’s fees. Each payout is automatic. Each split is written on chain and nobody can change it afterwards.
$HALO is our coin, and it plays by the same rules as everyone else’s. The launchpad is how the rewards get wide.
Launch a coin. Its most loyal holders win.
https://t.co/MNZee3Qefa
Rewards come from trading fees and vary. Crypto is risky. Card availability depends on your country.
@s500_bag@Halofundotsite_ buying and locking supply wouldn't help except to create short hype the same way dex payment does.
what $Halo really need is extra hands to push it so that many would see.
Real talk, $HALO fam.
The chart’s been rough and we see it. Here’s what hasn’t changed: points still land every 4 hours, payouts are automatic, and there’s no limit on how many rounds you can win.
Round 4 pays the top 10 when the vault fills, and we’ll post every payout publicly.
So, every single promised tech on Halofun is still working perfectly good.
We’re building whether the chart is green or red.
we are doing things within our control to improve Halofun and $Halo.
what are we doing wrong, we are ready to improve and make you handle your subscriptions without breaking your bank.
Tell us!
we are doing things within our control to improve Halofun and $Halo.
what are we doing wrong, we are ready to improve and make you handle your subscriptions without breaking your bank.
Tell us!
And one more thing.
We’re not going anywhere.
HaloFun will keep building, keep shipping and keep improving, whether we have one holder or thousands. This is a long-term build, and we’re here for it. 🫡
Thank you to everyone holding with us.
https://t.co/oHpcYgwJDA
Why HaloFun is a launchpad, not just a coin.
People ask why we didn’t stop at $HALO. One coin, one vault, one prize. Simple.
Here’s the problem. A coin’s vault fills from that coin’s own trading fees, and it can only point at one reward service at a time.
$HALO’s vault can pay Telegram Stars, or it can pay one gift-card service. It can’t fund Netflix for some holders, Steam for others, and Stars for the rest. The fees from a single coin don’t stretch that far, and one vault can’t split itself ten ways.
So we built the thing that does stretch: a launchpad.
Every creator who launches on HaloFun picks the reward their coin pays out: a gift-card service, or Telegram Stars. One coin, one service, locked at launch. Multiply that across many coins and you get what a single coin never could: a whole board of competitions, each paying a different reward.
Want Steam credit? Hold the coin that pays Steam. Want Stars? Hold the one that pays Stars. Traders pick the coin whose reward they actually want, and creators get holders who have a reason to stay.
Each vault is funded by its own coin’s fees. Each payout is automatic. Each split is written on chain and nobody can change it afterwards.
$HALO is our coin, and it plays by the same rules as everyone else’s. The launchpad is how the rewards get wide.
Launch a coin. Its most loyal holders win.
https://t.co/MNZee3Qefa
Rewards come from trading fees and vary. Crypto is risky. Card availability depends on your country.