Same chain. Same Uniswap v4. But a completely different way of thinking about token launches. Episode 01 features Pangea, and the comparison raises an interesting question: Is it enough to make a token easier to buy, or should the launch model also give people a reason to keep holding? That’s where Rebate Pad takes a different approach. Its model puts holders at the centre: → Bonus tokens on eligible buys. → Automatic payouts for eligible holders. → 100% of launch liquidity burned. The idea is simple: don't focus only on making a token tradable. Build incentives around participation and holding too. Of course, the real measure is how these mechanics perform over time, not just how they look on paper. Episode 01: Pangea. Who should be next? Drop your suggestions below. 👇 @RebateLaunch robinhood:0xb7ff57631b97000d950236ef63bd463da5beba7e
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