Hamster

on Raydium

here's why i think @floatdotxyz is the best place to launch a meme that's meant to last (over @Pumpfun) pumpfun has turned into an extraction machine. a coin starts at a few thousand dollars market cap, at that price a bundler can take half the supply for next to nothing float launches every coin at around 20k. grabbing a big chunk of supply gets expensive, so the coin ends up owned by people who actually paid to be there then there's liquidity, which is what decides if a meme survives its first real sell off float coins graduate at roughly double the market cap pump coins do, so a bigger pool gets locked in from day one. on a thin pool one whale selling sends the chart off a cliff. on a deep pool the same sell is a dip people buy thin liquidity is why so many coins pump fast and die fast, they aren't built to last. deep liquidity is what lets a community form and hold through an 80% drawdown and allows whales to scale in and out then there's incentives. on float a cut of every trade goes straight back to holders, and a cut goes to the people trading it. holding actually pays, and the coin has its own volume engine behind it nothing about this stops a bad coin from dying. it just stops a good one from being farmed to death before it gets a chance memes run on conviction. float is the first launchpad i've seen that rewards conviction instead of punishing it, that's why $HAMSTER is launching there we're going to take $HAMSTER to heights we haven't seen in a long time, a shift in memecoins be the change you want to see onchain