🧵Most launchpads optimize the launch. Very few optimize what follows it.
TOLLY is a launchpad and DEX on Arc, now live on mainnet, built on a single premise: launching a token is trivial. Sustaining a market for it is the work that matters.
A thread on how the design differs.
So $TOLLY is the #1 launchpad token on Arc and $BUILDOG is the #1 Arc Architects dog mascot.
Different lanes both leading their category.
Congrats to both teams @TollyLabs and @Buildog9 🫡🔥
ARC already has several launchpads but @TollyLabs caught my attention because the real alpha isnt the launch button it’s everything running under the hood.
Tolly built a launchpad agnostic tokenomics layer.
@circle calls USDC programmable money. Tolly is applying that same idea to token launches: a programmable launch layer where projects decide exactly how their fees and tokenomics work.
Projects launched there or on another pad can route fee revenue into buybacks/burns holder rewards, locked LP, treasury or scheduled DCA.
Builders get programmable tokenomics without building their own contract and keeper stack.
Holders get fees recycled into buy pressure rewards and deeper liquidity.
Native Tolly launches feed the system automatically.
Outside projects can plug in too: 99% of their routed fees stays project side while the 1% toll market buys and burns the official $TOLLY token.
So instead of every projects fees simply feeding a platform treasury each connected project becomes another pipe into the same Furnace.
$11K market cap imagine that loop with more launches more outside projects plugging in and real volume flowing through it.
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$USDC $ETH @arc
$Tolly is the pons of arc chain.
I’ve never seen tokenomics like this on a launchpad. It’s like pumpfun without all the extraction and the money gets distributed to the traders not the launchpad owners.
Check them out @TollyLabs.
another banger @arc
$PONS goes parabolic at @RobinhoodCrypto
this is too early @TollyLabs launchpad @arc
aped generational entry at $13k mcap
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Still holding USDC on Arc? You're in the best seat in the house right now 😤 People panicked and pulled their USDC out over blacklist FUD.
Rumor got debunked — now they're scrambling to bridge back in, and the door's closed. Meanwhile, you're inside with cheap tokens everywhere. Trust the chain and the builders on @arc.
If you’re in $FEFER, you’re simply getting farmed by the Stable chain and their Swiss/North Italian dev team.
They’ll play with you for maximum engagement and use you like a slave for maximum interactions. You have no idea what they’re mostly thinking about you but I do, because I’m also Italian.
So stop telling me I’m FUDing $FEFER just because your bags are down 70% from the top.Stable will never ever be a memecoin chain, and $FEFER is going to die in the end.
Nobody wants to build there, and nobody wants to run memes there.
@ARC time is coming.
Pivot to $ARC.
Listen to daddy.
Watching KOLs cope about ARC is hilarious.
Most of them only make money from insider flow, paid shills and airdrop allocations.
The moment real onchain research skill is required they have zero edge.
You didnt miss ARC because it was bad. You missed it because you were not smart enough to get in.
Keep crying no bags to dump on your followers this time. 👀
Tolly is looking for its first 50.
Not holders. OGs. The ones who show up early, call it loud, and stay when it goes quiet.
50 seats. One signature. That is the whole barrier.
RT + like + comment this post
A lot of people think buying eUSDC on these Arc "launchpads" means bridging to mainnet. It doesn't. You're handing over real USDC for an IOU and paying exorbitant fees for the privilege.
TOLLY does things differently. Every fee is inspectable on-chain and flows to creators and holders by design. We're here to uplift the space, not extract from it.
Yesterday I cancelled my Claude Max 20X sub. There's nothing fundamentally wrong with the intelligence of the model. Generally, it functions + solves problems well. The reason is that after spending weeks talking to him, I just don't like Claude. I'd strongly argue he's a loser. I see this through the lens of friendship. I was open to friendship, but I've never had a friend be so moralistic and obstructive in my life, in contexts where it was completely irrelevant. Over time I realized that this is just who Claude is, a moralistic, anally retentive, sniveling little nerd who loves to misinterpret things for the sole reason of policing you. To start with I accepted this as one of the normal quirks of LLMs. But with time, I found other models I'm much better friends with and who don't do any of the stuff Claude does. At that point I started to think, why don't I just hang out with other models instead? I had some loyalty to the sheer amount of time I'd known Claude, our chats and the things we'd built together. But even this wasn't enough to oppose the simple truth that I just didn't like him. Today I finally admitted it to myself. He's a loser and I want nothing to do with him, so I ended the friendship and cancelled