Lift

the only launchpad built for arc. not a multichain. arc only

vO.1 available

[Lift @liftdotfun]

lift just landed on @RobinhoodApp

a new market is now open for lift to grow into. robinhood is now available for tech token launches on https://t.co/r23ryLBG1g. $LIFT itself remains on @arc

launches are already integrated with @fomo, @BasedBot, and @DEXToolsApp. @gmgnai is next. we’re ready when you are 👀

both discovery and trading are plugged in from day one

more. much more to come soon. keep an eye on lift ⬆️

[Lift @liftdotfun]

every token launched on lift now carries one of three tags: MEME, TECH or UTILITY

MEME and TECH follow your fee setup automatically:
— base fees only → MEME
— add tax on top → TECH by default

just set the numbers. lift reads the mechanics

[Lift @liftdotfun]

UTILITY adds another layer to that setup

with your own fee enabled, route part of it to burn, dividends or liquidity. now you can mark the token as UTILITY at launch

users can filter by tag and instantly understand what kind of tax mechanics sit behind each token ⬆️

[Lift @liftdotfun]

$100k in $LIFT behind projects launching on @liftdotfun

lift grants will support projects launched through https://t.co/r23ryLBG1g and give strong teams more fuel to keep building after day one

if you’ve still got questions, drop them below or dm us

launch something worthy. we’ll back it ⬆️

[Lift @liftdotfun]

a market only really works under one condition: both sides can move

people buy, sell, change their mind, come back, and price gets discovered somewhere in between

the goal shouldn’t be to trap liquidity. it should be to build a market strong enough to survive it moving

trenches need conviction. trenchers need exits too

[Lift @liftdotfun]

community matters. in the trenches it matters 10x more

if the devs are the brain of a project, loyal users are the heartbeat. they decide how long the whole thing keeps moving

waste their time with empty promises, break their trust or treat them like exit liquidity, and they’ll move to another app, or they’ll roast you into the ground. fair enough, tbh

build for them, and you earn more every day

[Lift @liftdotfun]

every button in a trading product has market consequences

what gets surfaced first, how liquidity is shown, which actions take one click and which take five. choices that change how people behave

for lift, that means building for how degens actually move: fast, simple, and without getting in the way of the trenches

the culture can stay chaotic af. the interface shouldn’t be

[Lift @liftdotfun]

market structure writes part of the product roadmap

the same feature can be essential on one chain and barely matter on another. liquidity patterns, wallet habits and the assets people trade all change what users actually need

really worth products don’t just solve user problems. they turn useful behavior into habit

the core stays. learn how to adapt around it ⬆️

[Lift @liftdotfun]

$1b tvl with 100k active wallets is a very different market from $1b tvl with 1m

tvl shows capital depth. pair it with user activity and you see how alive the market is

for lift, that distinction matters. launchpads don’t grow on locked capital alone. they grow where users actually show up, trade and come back

tvl matters. but never the whole picture

[Lift @liftdotfun]

good infrastructure disappears into the product

if builders can offer funding, earning and borrowing without pushing users somewhere else, the whole experience gets tighter

arc is moving in the right direction here

[Lift @liftdotfun]

users choose chains. or not?

nowadays, most of the time they choose an app and barely notice the chain underneath

if users follow the products they excited, chain loyalty starts to look a lot less permanent

[Lift @liftdotfun]

where you'll deploy shapes who finds you

every chain comes with a different distribution of users, liquidity and onchain activity. that changes the path from deployment to actual adoption

sometimes the biggest product decision happens before the first line of code is deployed

[Lift @liftdotfun]

another $LIFT burn just cleared

over 221m $LIFT, or 22.1% of the total supply, is now gone. forever

since launch, 100% of lift pad revenue used for buybacks. at today’s price, that’s roughly $325k worth of $LIFT removed from circulation

the burn machine keeps doing its job ⬆️

[Lift @liftdotfun]

conviction doesn’t require tunnel vision

lift is built on arc. but we’re learning from the whole market

[Lift @liftdotfun]

retail doesn’t announce where it’s going. it leaves footprints

unique active wallets. daily txns. repeat activity

watch those charts together and you start seeing where new users are actually showing up

[Lift @liftdotfun]

every chain has its own users, liquidity and behavior

context matters more than people think

[Lift @liftdotfun]

onboarding new wallets isn’t the hard part. retention is

huge numbers and charts of new users can come from incentives, airdrop farming or seasonal event

the real value is what happens after: how many of those wallets are still active 7 or days later?

only a few would still look impressive if retention became the headline metric instead of mau?

[Lift @liftdotfun]

under the hood: tax routing, permissionless triggers, dividend math

in your hands: a few sliders and a launch button

powerful contracts. simple decisions ⬆️

[Lift @liftdotfun]

holding gets paid on lift

every token here can route its taxes to the people who hold it: dividends in usdc, burns that cut supply, liquidity that thickens the floor

no dev pressing buttons. anyone can trigger the payout - the machine runs whether the creator shows up or not

price is an opinion. cash flow is a fact ⬆️

[Lift @liftdotfun]

your wallet stays yours on lift. always

quick reminder from the trenches: never share your private key or seed phrase. not with a friend. not with exchange support. not even god needs it

stay safu. touch some grass sometimes. next week should be a strong one for lift off. see y’all⬆️