Correct 

Let’s think of a hypothetical example: @warpcast 

Imagine if Warpcast was interested in helping users find more distribution for their projects and coins, if launched natively in their Farcaster client. They have a lot going on! Features to ship, priorities to maintain. 

Warpcast could integrate with @clanker (through our bot, or just on the backend). Warpcast can focus on what they do well: great UX,  distribution, embedding users in a rich social graph, surfacing good content

Creators will want to use the launchpad that delivers the most value ($) and distribution (👀). Interfaces like Warpcast have insane distribution relatively speaking. 

Clankers revenue model is optimized to align creators, interfaces and protocols winning. Traditionally, launchpads charge at the point of sale and earn swap fees on lower mc coins. They profit from the financial nihilism and churn of memecoin markets. If you’re charging $30 per launch, you want more launches, not more winners. 

We win together