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I've been looking into @flywheelcash , and I think there is interesting things here that deserves more attention....
Most launchpads are built around one primary activity... launching tokens....
A token gets created, people start trading, attention comes in, and everyone hopes the community can sustain itself...
But what happens after the initial hype disappears?
What gives holders a reason to stay?
What gives communities a reason to keep building?
And how does the launchpad itself benefit from the long term success of its ecosystem?
This is where Flywheel gets interesting....
1. It's not just another launchpad.
Flywheel is built on Robinhood Chain and uses Uniswap V4 infrastructure....
Its core idea is simple..
Pair with anything.
Instead of restricting creators to the usual ETH or native token pairing, Flywheel allows tokens to be paired with different ERC-20 assets, including stocks and other tokens....
This opens up a much bigger playground.
Communities can build meme ecosystems around assets they already hold and believe in....
The asset becomes the foundation. The community builds the culture around it....
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I really wish we could fix memes overnight but it's an uphill battle and too many unqualified voices keep splitting things in the wrong directions
You guys told me three weeks ago hooked was gonna save solana
Then you said bordrless
After that it was pangea
Now it's float
Maybe you guys are fucking retarded might have to consider that
I think you're right @The__Solstice
The problem is that everyone keeps jumping from one launchpad narrative to another, expecting a new platform to magically fix everything....
Hooked, Pangea, Float… the names change, but the bigger problem remains.....
We need stronger communities, better incentives and ecosystems that reward people for building instead of constantly chasing the next launch....
That's why I believe @flywheelcash is approaching this in a more interesting way....
It's not just about launching tokens....
It's about connecting trading activity with holder rewards, burns, liquidity and ecosystem buybacks....
2.95% of every trade goes back to holders and creators, and the platform has already recorded over $24M in volume and $135K+ in completed buybacks and burns....
The goal should be to make communities want to stay, participate and build together....
Thats why we don't have Flywheel token... other launchpads are launching their coins and doing buybacks and burns of it...
But i believe this space is about memes not for their official tokens...
The revenue they are generating from communities should be good back in communities that's why instead of launching Flywheel token and using revenue share to buyback and burn them... We are using the revenue share to buyback top 10 coins of our ecosystem...
We are giving back to communities to memes not to our business...
We need an economic model that gives people a reason to believe in the ecosystem long term.
That's what I'm betting on with Flywheel.... Because thats what make Flywheel unique from others....
I really wish we could fix memes overnight but it's an uphill battle and too many unqualified voices keep splitting things in the wrong directions
You guys told me three weeks ago hooked was gonna save solana
Then you said bordrless
After that it was pangea
Now it's float
Maybe you guys are fucking retarded might have to consider that
This is what makes Flywheel's model stand out....
A 4% trading fee means nothing if the value isn't being distributed properly....
Here, 2.95% of every trade goes back to holders and creators....
That's a very different incentive structure...
No platform token taking a cut through a separate token buying mechanism.....
No complicated narrative needed...
The rewards are built directly into the trading activity.
And it's not just about rewards....
The remaining fee allocation supports burns, locked liquidity and platform operations, with a portion of platform revenue directed towards ecosystem buybacks...
The bigger picture is simple... traders generate activity, activity generates fees, and a significant share of those fees flows back to the people participating in the ecosystem.....
That's how you build communities that have a reason to stay involved instead of constantly chasing the next launch....
@flywheelcash isn't just competing to launch more tokens.....
It's competing to build a better economic model for meme communities....
And I genuinely believe this model deserves much more attention on Robinhood Chain.....
Where do your fees go?
@flywheelcash: 2.95% of every trade goes back to holders and creators
Float: about 0.2% to 0.5%
Up to ~15x more to holders. No platform token taking a cut. Native to Robinhood Chain.
Launch where the fees come back to you: flywheel.cash
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Flywheel metrics update since day 1.
Be the change you want to see in the ecosystem
flywheel.cash
Couldn't agree more @theunipcs
And one ecosystem on Robinhood Chain that deserves serious attention is Flywheel.....
@flywheelcash is not just another launchpad trying to push out as many tokens as possible.....
It's building an entire trading and rewards ecosystem on Robinhood Chain....
Look at the numbers since launch on October 16:
• $23.35M+ in all time platform volume.
• $1.36M in 24 hour volume.
• $117,379 in completed buybacks and burns.
• 4,177 completed buybacks, with every purchased token burned.
• 20.98 ETH already loaded for future burns.
• 1,490 listed markets.
• 31 graduated tokens.
• 36 different pairing assets.
And the interesting part is the model behind these numbers....
Flywheel launches tokens directly into Uniswap V4 pools.....
Projects can pair with different assets, including ETH, USDG, tokenized assets and other tokens....
Every trade also contributes to an economic system:
2.95% goes to holder rewards, 0.05% to token burns, 0.05% to locked liquidity and 0.95% to the platform. Of that platform allocation, 69% goes towards the buyback wallet....
So trading activity isn't just happening for the sake of volume.....
The model is designed to distribute value back to holders and support the wider ecosystem.....
That's what makes me bullish on Flywheel's position on Robinhood Chain.....
If Robinhood Chain attracts more capital, traders and projects, the infrastructure and communities being built today could have a much bigger opportunity ahead....
$23M+ in volume, over $117K bought back and burned, and an ecosystem that's barely getting started....
I'm not just bullish on individual projects here.....
I'm bullish on the platform bringing them together...
Definitely one to watch...
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like it or hate it:
the next explosive onchain melt-up will be led by Robinhood Chain
this dip is your opportunity to load up on the Robinhood Chain projects before the next leg up across the eco
One ecosystem worth paying attention to on Robinhood Chain is @flywheelcash .
Robinhood Chain is opening the door to a new on chain financial ecosystem, and Flywheel is building the launchpad layer around it....
What makes it interesting is the ability to launch directly into Uniswap V4 pools and pair tokens with different assets, including ETH, USDG, tokenized assets and other tokens....
But the bigger differentiator is the economic model....
Trading fees are designed to flow back into the ecosystem through holder rewards, token burns, locked liquidity and platform buybacks....
And there is already real traction behind it:
• $23.35M+ all time platform volume.
• $1.36M in 24 hour volume.
• $117K+ in completed buybacks and burns.
• 1,490 listed markets.
• 31 graduated tokens.
• 36 different pairing assets.
All of this in an ecosystem that launched on October 16....
The interesting opportunity isn't just the growth of Robinhood Chain itself. It's the platforms building the infrastructure, communities and trading activity on top of it....
Flywheel is positioning itself right in the middle of that opportunity....
Definitely worth keeping on your radar.
Flywheel Guy retweeted
Gotta be @flywheelcash
This is the kind of progress people should be paying attention to….
Just look at what has happened since launch….
$23.35M in all time trading volume and $1.36M in a single 24 hour period….
But the numbers that really stand out to me are the buybacks and burns….
$117,379 bought back and burned across 4,177 completed buybacks. Every single one burned…
On top of that, another 20.98 ETH is already loaded and available for the next burns….
This is important because Flywheel isn’t simply generating trading volume and collecting fees….
It has built a mechanism that directs value back into the ecosystem….
And the growth isn’t limited to buybacks….
There are now 1,490 listed markets, 31 graduated tokens and 36 different pairing assets across the platform….
What makes me bullish is how all these pieces work together…
More projects create more communities. More trading activity generates fees……
Those fees fund holder rewards, burns, locked liquidity and platform buybacks…
It’s an ecosystem designed to make activity matter beyond the individual trade…
And we’re still incredibly early. The platform only launched on October 16….
$23M+ in volume, $117K+ bought back and burned, and the wheel is still spinning.
Imagine where these numbers could be once the ecosystem matures and market conditions improve….
This is what building a real meme economy looks like….
Flywheel metrics update since day 1.
Be the change you want to see in the ecosystem
flywheel.cash
Flywheel Guy retweeted
So once we see 10m memes on Flywheel we eventually see billion dollar ones
Got it
Odds of billion dollar runners
Memes are reflexive: the larger they get, the more money flows into them.
It may seem counterintuitive, but historical data from 40k memecoins supports this.
The odds of a memecoin reaching a $1 billion market cap are pretty low when it's below $10M.
At $10M, the odds are just 2.7%.
At $50M, they rise to 8.2%.
At $100M, they reach 13%.
This is why you often see parabolic moves in memecoins once they break out.
Smart money and whales understand this dynamic, which is why the move you saw in coins like ANSEM was largely driven by whales putting in six- and seven-figures into it
I mean its pretty understandable based on the odds if you are going to put in such a big amount.
Sadly, the creator of the coin himself gave up.
Even at a $250M market cap, there's only a 26% chance of it reaching $1B.
That is why you need better market conditions and good liquidity in the market where everyone is risk-on.
That is why if and when solana:Ce2gx9KGXJ6C9Mp5b5x1sn9Mg87JwEbrQby4Zqo3pump breaks out the move would parabolic and it will be hard for you to get an entry.
I will publish this data on neet.me so you can check the odds for your meme.
My screener will help you find billion dollar runners for this cycle.
The NEET cycle.
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Flywheel will change memes forever. We're bringing back bagworking and communities.



















