LabNinety1 and MyStandard have been consistently building regardless of market conditions.
Diligent persistence towards real products, users, and revenue will prevail.
Appreciate the shout, Adam. 🤝
The real power of LabNinety1 isn’t any single layer.
It’s that independent verticals, each operating with their own goals on their own timeline, all strengthen the same immutable core. $FLD
We choose coordination by design rather than extraction by default.
This is why only memecoins that can’t be replicated will survive.
$kibshi is one in infinity.
The first ever AI made meme coin. (8th of December 2022)
The only coin that has the potential to become the next $doge / $shib
so the co-founder of @crossmint is soft-shilling $TIBBIR
yes, it's a pretty fcking big deal because these @RibbitCapital backed visionary legends are the chads who onboarded VISA/Mastercard/Google and 40,000+ enterprises in total to crypto rails.
'26 is going to be mental
🐸A lot of whales have incorrectly tried to time to top on $TIBBIR pushing price down 20-30% when they exit. Every time it happens the weekly and 3 day candles just rip right back up. I mean who tf do you think is buying this agressivley month over month. lol. Its not CT. Why do you think the majority of CT is still silent on this. They all sold and are in mass cope mode.
💹Show me another asset that's this powerful?
IT'S A LONG ONE - YOU'VE BEEN WARNED
Plenty have been wondering. Many remain skeptics. Some have gone down the rabbit hole to gain understanding.
$FATE is definitely novel. It's perhaps different than anything in crypto.
But what makes it work?
Well, for starters, it's built within the @LabNinety1 ecosystem, and the concepts and mechanics are underpinned by the strength and utility of $FLD and all of the protocols and tools that were built underneath it. Success would be impossible without the integrated layers of all that came before it.
Second, our team has managed to build enough trust within the space (and outside as well) to be able to attempt something this bold. Our reputation has allowed us to create mechanisms and processes that would otherwise be frowned upon, or even labeled as nefarious.
These key reasons are what make $FATE likely impossible to duplicate. If one were to try, they'd have to go all the way back to the beginning, not to mention already have a solid reputation, or do their best to build a strong one.
A summary of $FATE:
PRICE FLOORS
As some of you are aware, $FATE 's contract is built in such a manner that it tracks 2,652 predetermined price floors. Once the token moves through a price floor, it cannot retrace to the previous one(s).
How does that work?
If the token price (relative to $USDC) retraces 12% from the current price floor, all DEX trading is disabled until it moves through the next price floor.
TRADING OPTIONS
When DEX trading is disabled, the trading options that are available to holders are our OTC platform, https://t.co/9nK9wXMxts , or concentrated liquidity positions.
Once $FATE moves to the next price floor, DEX trading is enabled, and all options are open.
LIQUIDITY LAYERING
@LabNinety1 is using what we call "gradual liquidity layering" to distribute a portion of the supply, using concentrated liquidity pools ("CLPs").
How does this work?
WARCHEST CONCEPTS
The Lab has what we've coined the WarChest. Currently, the WarChest consists of $FATE tokens slowly moving into circulation and $FLD and $AVAX that were collected at the time of our pre-sale.
Each cycle (the range between the 12% correction and the next price floor), LabNinety1 builds positions of single sided $FATE tokens at the bottom half of the range. As these tokens are obtained by holders, the disposition of the CLP changes to 100% $AVAX once it moves through the range.
This $AVAX is then used to buy back a portion, but not all of the $FATE tokens that were previously sold.
This means that we are "selling" $FATE at the absolute bottom, and buying back at local tops. This benevolent structure ensures that our holders are offered an opportunity to position themselves optimally, knowing that support will follow.
RUNWAY
We've all heard about runway concepts. Eventually they run out, run dry, or otherwise run out of gas.
What makes the $FATE runway different?
Well, a few things.
First, the amount of $FATE layered into CLP positions is carefully calculated. And the amount bought back is deliberate as well.
Working in fractions of a percent for each cycle, the robustness of the WarChest can deliver positive impacts to the holders in a manner that is not infinite, but almost as limitless as the consensus becomes from its users and holders.
Each cycle results in a few less tokens in the WarChest, and eventually it will run out.
How does @FATEonchain evolve it to a limitless structure? Is that possible?
Yes.
(cont. 👇)
This what I expect for $KIBSHI.
The line goes to 33B
FIRST AI GENERATED MEME COIN
CHILF OF $DOGE AND $SHIB
This what an organic chart looks like
Just before going absolutely bananas
I pressed Grok a little:
"The $FLD token by LabNinety1, launched on the Avalanche blockchain, introduced a staking contract in 2023 that aligns with the concept of "dynamic staking," though the term itself isn't explicitly used in their early documentation.
Based on available information, LabNinety1's staking mechanism for $FLD, detailed in sources like their Medium posts and whitepapers, features an auto-staking model where $FLD tokens, Ninety1 NFTs, and certain liquidity pool tokens earn rewards without requiring additional user actions.
This system distributes emissions hourly to qualifying wallets, with a 26-year emission schedule across 10 epochs, starting from an initial circulating supply of zero.
The staking contract, described in a revised whitepaper from August 29, 2023, supports dynamic participation by allowing $FLD holders and NFT owners to earn rewards passively, with emissions paired with $AVAX to add liquidity to pools like LEVEL.
This flexibility—where users don’t need to lock tokens or run validators—resembles the "dynamic staking" concept of real-time reward adjustments and open participation. While LabNinety1 doesn’t label it as such, the mechanics suggest it was an early example of dynamic staking, predating the term's broader use in 2024 by projects like Astar Network.
No explicit mention of "dynamic staking" appears in LabNinety1’s 2023 materials, but the contract’s design, with its renounced ownership and automated, trustless reward distribution, fits the paradigm. Thus, $FLD’s staking contract, launched in 2023, likely represents one of the earlier implementations of what would later be termed "dynamic staking" in the crypto space."
Big thank you to @TheCryptoDaddi for chasing this down.
And thanks also to @Rabby_io for taking the time to get to know @FATEonchain and what we're building there.