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[Ember @embercurve]

feels like solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6 saturday

[IRL3 @irl3tech]

It is a bit like time travel. The IRL to Web3 (RWA) technology everyone will be talking about a year from now is already in our hands.

Good things are coming. $IRL3
🔎+🍎=💸

[IRL3 @irl3tech]

A small update on what is next. You can now see every tweet about solana:5hpck3FaHXqhQnL4RwwdaNQFeBka6CpoVBxT1dWupump here, updating continuously. And we have plans for this too. https://t.co/rpLf8fErtG

[IRL3 @irl3tech]

GM, IN REAL LIFE solana:5hpck3FaHXqhQnL4RwwdaNQFeBka6CpoVBxT1dWupump.

[IRL3 @irl3tech]

Hello everyone. We have been at this for more than 24 hours straight, and we are still here.

To make the solana:5hpck3FaHXqhQnL4RwwdaNQFeBka6CpoVBxT1dWupump side better, we gathered every problem on the technology side and worked through all of them during the day.

We do not post about the token, and we do not offer incentives to pump it, because that would not be professional. We only share real updates and real development.

What we are working on is the IRL technology itself, and making the https://t.co/dfDBh3JPtT launchpad and wallet easier to use. That is what brings real traction, and solana:5hpck3FaHXqhQnL4RwwdaNQFeBka6CpoVBxT1dWupump gets its attention from exactly that.

Thank you for your support, your patience and your interest. Stay with us.

Do not believe the negative noise or the FUD. We are active, and we are still building.

[IRL3 @irl3tech]

Hello.

Scan any object in the real world. It becomes a unique wallet, or a token. That is IRL3, and its core is open source.

Today you can turn an object into a @Bitcoin, @Solana and @Ethereum (EVM) wallet at once, and an object into a https://t.co/GmTbeQU1sP token.

What makes it different is the gate. Launch a token on @Pumpfun , send its creator fees to its holders, then decide what a holder has to show to collect them: a real object, scanned live. Launch a "Cup" token and only someone who scans an actual cup gets paid. Make it a green apple. Make it a red car.

There is another side to this. Once a white cup token exists, it claims every white cup: scan one anywhere in the world and it resolves to that same token, and a second white cup token cannot be created. Each object is claimed once and only once, and that is what makes every one of them a unique work of art.

Now the honest part. This turned out a little strange, and IRL3 is not finished. The technology is not at 100%, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we can say is that an independent team got it close enough to be worth putting in your hands, and then published the core of it.

This is only a start. Someone may take it much further than we have, and that would make it a start worth remembering.

Deploy a token, or create a wallet, at https://t.co/dfDBh3JPtT.
Show us what you make.

[Smorty @yosmorty]

new EMBER-paired launches now run on buyback & burn only.

fees buy back and burn the launched coin. the solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6 used stays in its pool as locked liquidity.

that cuts out a source of reward-driven sell pressure on $EMBER while reducing the launched coin’s supply.

new launches only. now imagine a runner doing serious volume through this setup 👀

bro keeps giving me more reasons to be bullish 🔥

[Smorty @yosmorty]

got a feeling people will be surprised where solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6 is in a few weeks.

still looks like accumulation to me. ember keeps growing while everyone watches the candles.

what’s a little chop when $100M market cap is the target?

this cycle is all about conviction.
but you already know.

don’t get shaken out before the rally starts ⚡🔥 @embercurve

[Smorty @yosmorty]

$100M+ is my target for solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6

And the more I look at what this platform lets people build, the more achievable that target looks to me.

Here’s the thesis.

Ember brings token launches, flexible trading pairs and programmable fee distribution into one platform on Solana.

Creators can pair their tokens with solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 , ethereum:0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48 , $EMBER, other crypto assets or tokenized stocks such as solana:Xsc9qvGR1efVDFGLrVsmkzv3qi45LTBjeUKSPmx9qEh and solana:XsDoVfqeBukxuZHWhdvWHBhgEHjGNst4MLodqsJHzoB .That gives communities room to build around different assets, different narratives and different incentives. (https://t.co/ku3lshpiRi)

That flexibility is where the opportunity starts.

A community built around a meme, a tokenized stock or an ecosystem token can have very different reasons for existing. Giving each of them control over its economic design expands what a launchpad can become.

Then come the fee modules.

Ember offers mechanisms for holder rewards, buybacks and burns, liquidity support and other uses of trading fees. Its token pages also describe Council votes through which holders can change a coin’s module.

To me, that creates a much more interesting question than how many coins a platform can launch:

How many communities can it keep active after launch?

Because lasting activity is where the economics start to matter.

Stock Basket is a good example. The module uses allocated trading fees to buy a basket of assets for eligible holders. A community token can therefore generate rewards in tokenized stocks through its own trading activity. (https://t.co/ku3lshpiRi)

I see a strong product idea there: give people more reasons to participate, and give creators more ways to design those reasons.

The next step is connecting that activity to $EMBER itself.

$EMBER can be used as a trading pair, and Ember publicly tracks buybacks and burns, including burns contributed by Booster coins. Those are identifiable ways for the ecosystem to use the native token and reduce its supply. (https://t.co/ku3lshpiRi)

My bet is that wider adoption of those mechanisms can make ecosystem growth increasingly relevant to $EMBER demand.

The scale matters. Buybacks have to become meaningful relative to selling pressure. Pair usage has to attract lasting liquidity. Features have to earn repeat users.

That is exactly what I’m watching.

Now imagine Ember producing several communities that people actually return to.

Successful launches attract attention. Attention brings more creators. Useful reward structures can help retain holders. Active markets generate fees that can fund the incentives those communities chose.

That is the growth loop I’m betting on.

One breakout project could introduce thousands of people to the platform. Several lasting projects could establish an ecosystem with its own culture, liquidity and reasons to keep building.

What stands out to me is the combination: flexible pairs, configurable fee uses, community decisions and mechanisms that connect activity back to the native token.

My $100M thesis is that Ember can turn that combination into sustained adoption.

At that scale, I believe a nine-figure valuation becomes entirely plausible. It would still need to be earned through volume, retention, reliable execution and meaningful demand for $EMBER. Competition and weak adoption could break the thesis.

But the opportunity is large enough for me to take that bet seriously.

Bonk Guy, this is the part of the ecosystem thesis I keep coming back to: every successful community built here could become another reason for the next creator to choose Ember.

That potential is why $100M remains my target.

I’m watching the usage. I’m watching the fee flows. I’m watching what brings value back to the token.

That’s where my conviction comes from. 🔥

[Smorty @yosmorty]

the chart dipped. my thesis didn’t.

call it whatever you want. to me, solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6 looks more like a floor than a funeral.

let them talk. i’ll be here when the fire comes back.

[Smorty @yosmorty]

been posting a lot about solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6. so here’s the longer version, including the part that doesn’t fit into “dev is cooking” and a fire emoji.

i’m bullish. but i’m not going to pretend shipping new features automatically fixes a weak chart.

the biggest question for me isn’t whether ember can keep adding modules.

it’s whether people keep using them once the initial excitement wears off.

because a launchpad can have thousands of launches and still struggle if barely anything builds a lasting community.

launch count isn’t adoption. a coin graduating isn’t the same as a coin surviving.

that’s where i think the real conversation needs to be.

the idea behind ember is what got my attention: trading fees can do more than pay the platform and creator. depending on the setup, they can fund holder rewards, buybacks, burns, stock baskets and other community features.

that opens up interesting possibilities.

but none of those mechanics creates activity out of thin air.

less sustained trading means fewer fees. fewer fees mean smaller rewards and buybacks. and smaller rewards give people less reason to pay attention purely for the payouts.

you can’t fix that loop by announcing another module every morning.

at some point, people have to genuinely want to launch here, trade here and stay here.

and yes, that means ecosystem coins that survive longer than their first pump.

not necessarily one miracle runner that magically saves everything. i’d rather see several communities building consistent activity than one massive candle followed by another empty chart.

a runner can bring people through the door. the product has to give them a reason to come back.

then there’s the FUD.

a red chart is not proof of a scam. but “it’s just FUD” isn’t an answer to every question either.

if someone makes an accusation, bring the wallet, the transaction and the context. if someone defends the project, the same standard should apply.

a screenshot without an explanation isn’t enough. neither is “trust the dev, bro.”

i want clearer explanations of reward wallets, fee flows and pool liquidity. when something breaks, explain what failed, who was affected and whether the fix actually worked.

that builds more trust than another argument on the timeline.

same goes for locked liquidity.

locking LP can remove a specific way liquidity gets pulled. it doesn’t stop holders selling, guarantee deep markets or create buyers.

“LP locked” and “safe investment” are not the same sentence.

and liquidity placement matters too. having liquidity somewhere isn’t necessarily the same as having useful depth on the routes traders actually use.

so what would make me more bullish from here?

more coins holding active communities after launch.
repeat users, not just launch spikes.
reliable payouts people can check.
usable liquidity on the important pairs.
and a clearer connection between platform growth and value reaching $EMBER

because “the platform is busy” and “the token benefits” aren’t automatically the same thing either. the fee route matters.

that’s the next stage i want to see.

less explaining what the ecosystem COULD do.
more evidence of what people repeatedly choose to do with it.

i still like the ambition. i still think giving communities more control over what their trading fees do is an interesting direction.

but my bull case is conditional: if ember turns that flexibility into lasting usage, there’s something here worth paying attention to.

if it doesn’t, more features alone won’t save the thesis.

i’m not interested in pretending every red day is bullish. i’m interested in whether the reasons i bought are getting stronger.

still backing the idea. still watching the execution.

dev, keep cooking. but the next flex i want to see is people coming back for seconds. 👀🔥 @embercurve

[Smorty @yosmorty]

this is what i’m building 🔥🎴

@UsePackz is coming to @embercurve trading fees fuel the pack pot. selected holders get the pulls, straight to their wallets.

$PACKZ - let’s rip

[Smorty @yosmorty]

I’ve spent weeks talking about solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6 Today I’m Building on it.

$PACKZ is live. The dashboard is live. Three packs opened, and a PSA 10 Ivysaur (84$) has already reached a holder’s wallet.

My vision goes further: a dedicated Gacha experience that brings more activity back into the Ember ecosystem. That’s what I want to build toward, with the community.

The first step already has receipts🔥
https://t.co/n1W16Phb1g

[Smorty @yosmorty]

The “wen Dex paid?” spam is crazy 😭

$PACKZ is live. Packs are opening. Cards have already reached holders’ wallets. You can check the receipts.

And somehow every other message is “wen Dex?”

Guys, chill your balls for a second 😂

I’m building this for the long term. I’m not paying for Dex just to chase a quick pump and call it progress. I want a project that keeps improving and gives people a reason to stick around.

If you absolutely need Dex paid RIGHT NOW, you’re welcome to cover it yourself.

I’ll be over here building. 🎴🔥@UsePackz

[Smorty @yosmorty]

i’m behind UsePackz, and this is where i want to take $PACKZ🔥🎴

today, trading fees feed the gacha pot. common pulls are resold to fund more openings. uncommon+ pulls go to selected holders. @UsePackz

that’s the starting point.

my bigger vision is our own UsePackz gacha platform: somewhere collectors come to open packs, discover cards and build their collections. an experience people return to because they enjoy using it.

someone should be able to discover us through a card they want and find the wider EMBER ecosystem from there.

here’s the model i want to build:

pack openings → platform revenue → product development, community experiences and support for solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6

that support would come from revenue we actually earn after costs and reserves. the commercial terms and integrations still need to be worked out; this isn’t a fee loop that already exists.

and the part i care about most: receipts.

which pack opened? what came out? where did the card go? what revenue was earned, and how was it used?

if we build this properly, those should be things people can check, not promises they have to take on trust.

that’s my thesis for $PACKZ: a collector experience worth coming back to, with activity that can contribute to the ecosystem it grew from.

start with the packs. build something worth using.

[xyz @xyz_025]

@emamashour98 @UsePackz $PACKZ
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[EMAM ASHOUR @emamashour98]

What’s the first $EMBER meme we need to make legendary?

[xyz @xyz_025]

@PexraFun 6dRSWWbftMK9ZPepEon2jwkkpg8gg2KEkCfGi9dEgDNx

[Ember @embercurve]

It’s here.

solana:5dvXTZ5qwgafnHtwu3Ls3QrWx1U4LQsFeCuJgkk4QEC6 just added the full GACHA module. Pick any gacha card set, and pulls come straight from the module ready to go.

Launch now: https://t.co/YR1xoPHKtG

[PACKZ @UsePackz]

I want people to land on $PACKZ and instantly get it. See the cards. Understand the mechanics. Get excited about collecting.

That’s where my energy is going: every page, every detail, every click.

I’ve got a clear picture of what this can become. Time to put the hours in 🔥