I think some haven't understood the point of the message I love Jupiter I hold JUP, and I don't care it is down 78% from ATH. BUT most people do care And the last 3 lines are important Number go up Now, all I am doing is encouraging people to think, and consider other realities (which most aren't good at). They think most tweets are an attack. And I get, many things are much worse. $ME token was terrible and chartfu was trying to pump it as the next hype. We were his exit liquidity. If you were doing a token, in the future, you of course want community involved. But it should be mostly community buy-in. Now... (I won't say JUP, because people are getting upset, and don't realize I like Jupiter) Imagine $trader token. Let's say I create a token buy and sell app, that gives the best breakdown on the token. Insiders, AI summary, sell pressure that month, etc. Kind of like $MOBY Your swap fees are 0.25%, so higher than some, lower than others, and assume it has a moat for a while. You have $50,000,000 in revenue. You want to create a token, because you want 1. Ownership (in a sense) in the community 2. You want more capital, to expand and keep your moat 3. Awareness. A token has a ticker, and it's a marketing tool From the experiences I have seen, your best bet would be 1. An immediate plan for token buybacks with a large portion of the token (if regulation allows of course) 2. Offer heavy uses to buy in, at a discounted market cap valuation (like echo etc.), with a small portion being liquid, and the rest vested 3. Maybe a small airdrop 4. Then team token unlocks, milestone based 5. A utility aspect of the token 6. If governance, then futarchy Now, if you disagree, then please tell me why. But let's not just say nice things about all tokens and founders. Most elite founders are happy for feedback, completely. And by the way, I don't think $STORY will do well. But they got attention, and lots of it. And $ASTER, it has a higher chance of success than people think it has. It's essentially, a non-KYC CEX. I don't love it, but 99% of people are here to make money.