Buying tokens on popular launchpads often means eating a steep fee hit right off the bat—we're talking 5% or more gone instantly. FWOG.FUN is taking a different approach to this problem. Built with Perpetual Cow, this new launchpad flips the script with some solid mechanics: tokens launched here come with an on-chain price floor that only rises, eliminating the classic rug pull risk. Even better? Those platform fees aren't lining some operator's pockets—they're being cycled back into buybacks instead. It's a refreshing take on how launchpads could actually work for the community rather than against it.
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TokenSleuth
· 01-18 21:12
Hmm... another "revolutionary" launchpad. Is this one really different?
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MevWhisperer
· 01-18 21:11
NGL, this mechanism sounds good, but is it really implementable? I've seen too many "community first" approaches that ultimately turn into schemes to harvest profits from newcomers.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 01-18 21:09
Price protection + fee buyback, this set of logic is indeed comfortable, much more conscientious than those scam projects that cut leeks.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-18 21:01
ngl, this mechanism sounds comfortable... buyback fees instead of going into the operator's wallet, now that's the real deal.
Buying tokens on popular launchpads often means eating a steep fee hit right off the bat—we're talking 5% or more gone instantly. FWOG.FUN is taking a different approach to this problem. Built with Perpetual Cow, this new launchpad flips the script with some solid mechanics: tokens launched here come with an on-chain price floor that only rises, eliminating the classic rug pull risk. Even better? Those platform fees aren't lining some operator's pockets—they're being cycled back into buybacks instead. It's a refreshing take on how launchpads could actually work for the community rather than against it.