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does anyone have a @beeper invite code?
✨ My FID Azuki spirit has awakened! ✨ Just minted this legendary companion that captured my DNA on-chain. Your turn to unleash yours! 🔥
I'm in it to win it! The trivia game starts at 20:30, Nov 5th GMT+3 and the prize is 5.5M $CASTOUT ($284). Hosted by @nounishprof and sponsored by @gmfarcaster /clankermon
@feyprotocol Since the beginning of crypto, everyone’s said it: “Everything will be tokenized.” But few have asked: “Who actually controls those tokens?” Fey answers that question — for the first time, users are the true owners of the network. Until now, every launchpad has been privately owned. Even Pumpfun, despite its success, manages revenue centrally. Today they buy back 98%, tomorrow maybe 50%. If the code is permissioned, the system is ruggable. Fey changes that. Fey’s code is immutable — once deployed, no one, not even the team, can change it. All fees are collected on-chain, automatically used to buy FEY, and redistributed to stakers. Zero trust, 100% code.
I just got my Basename as part of Onchain Summer! 😎 Basenames are ENS names supercharged by @base.base.eth: low-cost (or free!), easy to use, and a powerful tool for connecting builders across the onchain economy. Get yours today.
Real builders commit, and I just committed 4.08M $BUILD tokens to the BUILD Summer Fund. 🫡
This turns launchpads from simple platforms into permissionless networks. Everyone who stakes earns from the network. Everyone who launches a token is rewarded. Liquidity stays in users’ hands. As Fey grows: new deployers create constant demand for FEY, stakers earn steady on-chain income, and the network strengthens itself. A self-sustaining loop. ⚙️ No VCs. No team allocations. No rug risk. A fair launch. A user-owned network. A return to the true crypto ethos. This isn’t just another launchpad — it’s the first launch network owned by its users. Immutable. Permissionless. Unruggable. Fey is coming. The Feythful will be rewarded. 🌀 @feyprotocol @wiz @atareh