@balajis New communities need rules that do not depend on a founder wallet.
@TheMoonPot is built that way on Base: $TMP is minted at one price, there is no team allocation, and the USDC reward pool is escrowed onchain.
$TMP CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
@_Jaredad Entry price only matters if every participant pays it.
@TheMoonPot mints $TMP at $1.15 in Round 1, the buyer keeps the token, and roughly 1 in 10 mints also receives a USDC reward NFT.
$TMP
CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
@DefiIgnas If price discovery stays onchain, launch design cannot depend on a later listing allocation.
@TheMoonPot deploys permanent Uniswap v4 liquidity with each $TMP mint.
There is no team or investor reserve to distribute later.
$TMP CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
7/
If you could watch ONE round unfold, which would it be?
Round 1 — where it starts
Round 10 — middle of the journey
Round 19 — deeper into the progression
Round 28 — the final stage
Which one are you watching?
@TheMoonPot
$TMP
CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
4/
Think of it less like 28 separate launches…
…and more like one journey with 28 stages.
Round 1 → Round 10 → Round 19 → Round 28
Each stage moves the system further along its predefined path, with different parameters shaping what happens at each point.
6/
And the roadmap wasn’t made up round by round
The prices, supplies, NFT counts and revenue splits for all 28 rounds were defined at deployment.
That gives the system a clear path from Round 1 → Round 28.
That journey starts with Round 1.
$1.15/TMP
1,000,000 TMP allocated
3/
Here’s where the progression gets interesting
Round 1 starts at $1.15 per TMP
As the rounds progress, the price follows the predefined schedule, reaching $2.10 in Round 28.
At the same time, the token allocation grows across the rounds.
So the 28 rounds aren’t identical.
Why 28 rounds?
@TheMoonPot isn’t built around one launch.
It’s a journey through 28 sequential public rounds, each with its own predefined structure.
But why 28, and what changes along the way?
Let’s break it down. 🧵
$TMP
CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
2/
The 28 rounds follow a simple progression.
Round 1 → Round 2 → Round 3 → … → Round 28
Each round has fixed parameters for:
→ TMP price
→ Token allocation
→ NFT count
→ Revenue split
Once the current round sells out, the system moves to the next.
I told myself I would just check the 28-round structure for 5 minutes… 😭
Now I am calculating Round 10, Round 19 and Round 28 like it’s my final exam. 😂
@TheMoonPot
$TMP
CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
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@jessepollak@base Speed only matters if the rules stay onchain.
@TheMoonPot is the small-surface version: immutable contracts, no team mint, Chainlink VRF for the reward drop, Uniswap v4 hook for the floor.
$TMP CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
@Cointelegraph@AliceCrypto3@CoinMarketCap Liquidity and execution are still the unfinished part. One design answer is not a market-maker wallet.
@TheMoonPot injects protocol-owned Uniswap v4 liquidity as people mint $TMP, so the pool is a function of participation.
$TMP CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
@Cointelegraph Base keeps adding rails for tokenized assets. The quieter build is what apps do with those rails.
@TheMoonPot is a blind mint on Base: fixed-price rounds, VRF reward NFTs, and a v4 hook that holds the floor.
$TMP CA: 0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
It always starts with “just one run”
Then the leaderboard gets involved and suddenly you’re locked in.
One more try. One more score. One more spot.
Welcome to the Moonverse.
Play. Compete. Climb. Earn.
@TheMoonPot
$TMP
0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
Most crypto communities hand you a chart and call it engagement.
The Moonverse hands you a run, a score, and someone already sitting above it.
That’s a different kind of reason to open the app.
@TheMoonPot
A thread 🧵
$TMP:
0x4eDb80a3d82D5BC22ED0F58d08196f1a5B1BD680
6/7
You can always stay on the sidelines.
Or you open one game, put a number on the board, and make someone else respond.
Holding $TMP gets you in.
The Moonverse is what you do with it.
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