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Recap LNOB Spaces – Michael Ma (Founder of District) @latenightonbase introduced Michael Ma as one of the most convincing builders on Base and described @districtxyz as the “YC of Base.” Michael confirmed this positioning and clearly stated the vision: “We want launching a token on Base to be as simple as creating a Notion page — no complex code, no expensive audits, no need for market makers.” Why District Was Built Michael highlights the core issues on Base today: - Token launches are overly complex: smart contracts, security, liquidity, infrastructure - Presales and whitelists create intense PvP dynamics: bots, snipers, insiders - ~90% of founders give up before launching due to excessive friction Vision & Core Mechanism of District - District positions itself as a launchpad for builders and creators, designed around: - PvE (builders + community building together) instead of PvP Detail:
The creator economy is a $500B+ market and it’s finally moving onchain. @houseprotocol turns attention into an open auction, not a DM negotiation. Transparent pricing. Real bids. Instant settlement. Creator coins stop being memes and start becoming money. The onchain eBay is inevitable - House is just early @latenightonbase
I still have strong conviction in @truemarkets as the next wave of Prediction Markets approaches With Kalshi valued at $11B and Polymarket around $9B, it’s clear this sector is no longer niche. While many platforms chase short-term volume, Truemarkets is building a fully onchain product focused on UX, AI-powered oracles, and yield-enabled long-duration markets. $TRUE doesn’t need to win on scale today—it’s quietly developing an edge in areas others haven’t fully explored. At a much smaller valuation relative to peers, the upside for $TRUE lies in real user adoption and liquidity expansion. If prediction markets truly become a new layer of financial infrastructure, $TRUE deserves a place in that narrative cc @dtso
Big week for @base Big week for @baseapp Big week for $JESSE