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Most launchpads focus on getting tokens to market. @AscendLaunch seems to be looking at a much bigger picture: what happens after the launch? What caught my attention is how Ascend connects token economics with long term project growth. Builders can customize their creator fee allocation, directing revenue toward their teams, holder rewards, token buybacks, or a combination of all three. This gives projects more control over how trading activity contributes to their own ecosystem. But the vision doesn't stop there. Qualifying projects can progress through Ascended Status, HyperCore Spot readiness and HIP-3 Perps, with the possibility of becoming an Ascend Strategic Partner. I also find the decision to use KNTQ rather than introducing a separate Ascend token interesting. It keeps the protocol's economic model connected to the wider Elysium ecosystem. For me, the real value is this: a launchpad shouldn't just help projects start trading. It should help them build what comes next. That's the kind of infrastructure worth paying attention to. Ascend to Elysium. e/acc

What if the launch of Elysium triggers some of the most hated rallies for Ascend-launched memes and reignites a spark that lights the entire altcoin spectrum? Most will be surprised. Not me. 🫡 Put the k on tomorrow or the fries in the bag