Bind

Launch tokens bound to Stocks, Crypto & RWAs.

[Bind @TryBindApp]

$BIND is live on https://t.co/aXljUZhBVL

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Bind is a token launchpad that lets creators launch tokens and bind them to supported crypto assets, stocks, commodities, and real-world assets such as gold, silver, and crude oil. Users can choose an available asset, create a token around it, and interact with supported asset-token markets through Bind. The platform brings different asset classes into one place, making it easier to create and explore tokens connected to the assets people already know and use.

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We’re continuing to add more stocks to Bind.

Which stock would you like to see added next?

Drop your pick below.

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We’ve seen the allegations, so let’s address them directly.

We’re here for the long term.

If the goal was to launch, take the money, and disappear, we wouldn’t still be here building. The website is live, our social accounts are still active, the platform is being developed, new assets are being added, and we’re continuing to ship updates.

We understand that people will question projects, especially in crypto. That’s fair. We’re not asking anyone to blindly trust us.

Watch what we build.

The utility is being implemented. The platform is expanding. New assets are being added. And we’re continuing to work on Bind.

We’re not going anywhere.

[Bind @TryBindApp]

A quick clarification on the dev wallet.

The dev wallet currently holds an estimated 9M $BIND.

These tokens are not being treated as a personal allocation or something we plan to sell.

They are intended to be used for the deployer reward mechanism we’ve already announced.

The utility works through creator fees generated by tokens launched on Bind. Those fees are used for $BIND buybacks, and the $BIND allocated for deployer rewards will be distributed through the utility.

So the current dev-held supply should be viewed as part of the planned utility allocation, not as an additional dev bag.

We’ll continue being transparent about how the supply is used as the platform grows.

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Airbnb ($ABNB) is now fully functional on Bind.

The asset was already available, but it can now be properly used across the platform.

You can now use $ABNB with the supported Bind functionality, including swapping and interacting with its corresponding market.

More supported assets are coming as we continue building.

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Deployers get paid in $BIND. Holders get paid with protocol fees.

That’s the direction we’re building toward.

Creator fees generated through tokens launched on Bind are used for $BIND buybacks, with the acquired $BIND distributed to deployers.

For $BIND holders, a portion of the protocol revenue will be distributed directly to holders.

Both sides of the ecosystem have a reason to participate.

The deployer utility is live. Holder revenue distribution is currently being built and will be available soon.

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That's a great question !

Holders will have utility too. A portion of the revenue generated by the Bind platform will be distributed among $BIND holders, giving holders a direct connection to the growth of the platform.

We’re still building and finalizing the distribution mechanism, but holder utility is already part of the plan and will be available soon.

[Loppy @yugeSOLfan]

@TryBindApp What about holders of $bind?

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Why did $BIND launch?

It’s a fair question.

$BIND was launched with a utility built around the people deploying tokens through Bind.

The creator fees generated from tokens launched on Bind will be used for $BIND buybacks.

The $BIND acquired through those buybacks will then be distributed among the deployers.

The flow is simple:

Creator fees → $BIND buybacks → $BIND acquired → Distributed to deployers

The utility is now getting implemented.

As more tokens are deployed through Bind, more creator fees can flow back into the $BIND ecosystem and its deployers.

[Bind @TryBindApp]

We added something interesting to Bind.

$BIND is now tradable directly on our platform but there’s a twist.

You don’t have to start with $SOL to get $BIND.

You can use a supported stock or RWA and swap it directly into $BIND.

Stock → $BIND
RWA → $BIND
Crypto → $BIND
We’re starting with a selected range of supported assets and expanding from here.
Try it yourself: https://t.co/Y8gpSozul3

Would love to hear what you think.

[Bind @TryBindApp]

We have started doing buybacks using treasury wallet

All deployers using the launchpad will receive invectives on top of fees acquired via launches

Other buybacks will be distributed among Deploys on https://t.co/FsqoDofrfK

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Creator fees generated going into buybacks + burns

https://t.co/ouEasaeneh

https://t.co/ByLOgB2RGq

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Creator fees generated going into buybacks + burns

https://t.co/ouEasaeneh

https://t.co/ByLOgB2RGq

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Second & Main demo is live.

This time, we’re showing how to launch a token directly through Bind from setting up the token to creating the market.

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WETH and WBTC are now fully supported on Bind.

You can now use both assets directly within the platform and swap them into supported Bind tokens.

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A quick look at how Bind works.

In this demo, we’re showing how you can use a supported asset on Bind and swap it into the corresponding token directly through the platform.

Select your asset, choose the token, and swap.

This is just the beginning as we continue expanding the assets available on Bind.

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We’re starting with three asset categories on Bind:

Real-world assets.
Stocks.
Crypto.
The goal is simple: give creators a way to launch tokens and bind them to supported assets across these markets.
We don’t have every tokenized asset available from day one, and that’s intentional. We’re starting with a selected set of assets and will continue expanding the list as Bind grows.

More assets. More markets. More ways to Bind.

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Developer Supply has been locked for 1 Year

https://t.co/AYAg4Z9A1j

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