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Introducing yapp: a launchpad where the people creating the attention get paid for it. $YAPP ca: 0xaf687c5d9f5ef4bad10e6afd11aaa9fb126b086c Built on pons V2 on Robinhood Chain and plugged directly into FOMO. The idea is simple: Launch a coin. Buy it on FOMO. Write a thesis. Get people to like your thesis. Get paid in ETH. On most launchpads, trading fees become creator revenue. On yapp, the creator gets 0%. Instead, every coin launched through yapp gets its own onchain treasury, and the fee recipient is locked into the launch itself. Trading fees are split: → 70% to thesis writers → 20% to yapp → 10% to $YAPP buybacks + burns No creator withdrawal. No changing the split later. No redirecting the fees. So how do writers actually earn? yapp watches the theses being written about each coin on FOMO. The 25 most-liked theses are eligible to earn from that coin's writer pool. But you don't continuously earn just because you have an old thesis with a lot of likes. New likes are what matter. Every new like your thesis gains is one unit of weight in the next allocation. If your thesis gets 20% of the new likes across the paying theses, you get 20% of the writer pot being allocated in that round. The first new like opens a 15-minute round. Every eligible like during that window gets counted. When the round closes, the available writer balance is divided between the writers based on those new likes. Then the awards are funded onchain. About 10 minutes later, yapp submits the payouts and pays the gas. ETH lands directly in the writer's wallet. Nothing to claim. Nothing to sign. Nothing to withdraw. There is one important rule: you have to hold the coin you're yapping about. Buy the coin on FOMO and keep it in the wallet you bought it with. Partial sells are fine. Sell the entire position and your theses stop earning. Buy back in and they can start earning again, but likes gained while you held zero don't count. This creates a different loop: trade → hold → write → get liked → earn ETH Instead of paying the person who launched the ticker for the attention around it, yapp pays the people producing the theses that keep the market talking. And the more a coin trades, the more ETH can flow into its writer treasury. The trading fee is pons' 1% base fee + a 1–10% coin tax selected at launch. That tax is fixed. A higher tax doesn't mean more money for the coin creator. The creator still gets 0%. It means more fees flowing through the system, with the writer share remaining 70% of what reaches the treasury. And every coin is isolated. One coin's treasury cannot be used to pay another coin's writers. The contracts have no withdrawal function for the writer funds. Once a round is funded, its funds are reserved for those writers. Then there's $YAPP. 10% of every coin's treasury fees goes into the yapp buyback vault. The vault has no withdrawal function either. Once $YAPP launches, that share is designed to buy $YAPP and burn what it buys. So every launch on yapp creates the same flywheel: coins trade → fees accumulate → writers earn ETH → yapp earns → $YAPP gets bought + burned Creators launch the markets. Traders create the volume. Writers create the FOMO. yapp pays the yappers. Built on pons. Built on Robinhood Chain. Launch on yapp: https://t.co/JihHPuzKF4 Read more here: https://t.co/7NgsZ6Mhv5

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