Introducing $RALLY.
Most "fair launches" only make the price fair. Everyone pays the same, but the biggest wallets still get the biggest share and can sell the moment trading opens.
Rally is built around the part they skipped: how the tokens are split, and when each wallet can sell them.
• Your share grows with the square root of what you put in
• Related wallets are counted as one buyer
• No wallet can hold more than 1%
• The largest allocations unlock over 48 hours
• 0% of the supply goes to the team
The fees stay in the ecosystem. Here is how the loop works:
Every trade of $RALLY generates creator fees.
Those fees go into the liquidity of the first Rally launch, making its pool deeper. A deeper pool means trades move the price less, so the launch is harder to push around.
Trading on that launch generates its own fees, paid in SOL. These go to the treasury.
The treasury uses that SOL to buy back $RALLY. Part of what it buys is burned, which permanently removes it from the supply. The rest is locked as $RALLY liquidity, so it can't be pulled out.
A deeper, more stable $RALLY market encourages more trading, which generates more creator fees, and the loop starts again.
No fee is paid out to a wallet or a team. Each one goes back into the ecosystem, either as liquidity or as a burn.
Every trade strengthens the next launch. The people who show up early are the ones the system is built around.
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case file 01: https://t.co/LQBb1r2qxv
the price was fair. the 9 wallets that took 15.6% of supply were having a great day.
anyway. we fixed the part they skipped.
case file 01: https://t.co/LQBb1r2qxv
the price was fair. the 9 wallets that took 15.6% of supply were having a great day.
anyway. we fixed the part they skipped.