11 months ago we sought out to create a true competitor to challenge the launchpads that extract from us traders.
custom pools were created for us by @Raydium to give us access to different fee levels to reward traders/holders, not just devs.
however due to market conditions at the time morals never launched.
now, its time for change.
read more about morals:
https://t.co/lOEnEDY2MW
the trenches weren’t broken overnight.
they were built on top of a broken system of which its cracks kept spreading.
however this space we are in constantly changes.
the trenches we loved aren’t gone.
we are just entering an era where intent outweighs impulse, and participation carries consequence.
morals exists to bring back that rewarding feeling we once had from being here.
to make participation intentional again.
to reward judgment, not speed.
to rebuild the trenches around skill, alignment, and consequence.
this isn’t about saving the old game.
it’s about building the next one.
morals is casual mode
where you can buy and worry less about losing money from rouge devs and fnf bundles
and instead focus more on building a community 2024 style
the trenches used to be kind of a proving ground.
it was a place you could almost convince yourself that timing, instinct, and "reading the room" actually mattered.
but that era is over.
retail gets crushed every time.
if the trenches are ever going to matter again, they must have one thing: skill must matter again.
morals isn't reviving the original game, we are rebuilding a new one where traders & holders can win again.
morals mode.
morals is a reset
for the most part, launchpads are not innovating today; they're surviving:
• draining the user.
• take the fee.
• buying another month.
that isn't sustainability.
that's slow liquidation.
we're not here for quick money.
we're here to build something that lasts. experiences that people come back for. economics that don't guarantee failure. a system wherein losses are not the end of the story. survival fades fast. ecosystems compound.
morals mode.