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Never a dull a moment in crypto, the teams behind launchpads on elysium are apparently criminals. Spinor the dev behind $montra made this dude lose $2m, then went ahead to run a launchpad on @Enter_Elysium I don’t think he is lying, he is the top holder on fomo & transferred all tokens in, this simply means he was tracking the dev’s wallet all along & knew exactly when $montra launched.

Montra vs Ascend: Two launchpads, two different strategies on @Enter_Elysium . 👀 With Elysium mainnet live, these are two platforms worth watching. Both help projects launch tokens, but their USPs are quite different. 🥜 @MontraXYZ : Built for launch & trading What stands out: Simplified token launch and liquidity setup. Flexible trading fees from 1% to 10%. Creator fee sharing to incentivize trading activity. Stronger early traction in launch volume. The downside: more launches don't necessarily mean better projects. Long-term token retention is the real challenge. ⚡ @AscendLaunch : Built for growth beyond launch What stands out: No separate Ascend token competing for liquidity. Multiple quote asset options. Growth pipeline: Launch → Ascended Status → HyperCore Spot → HIP-3 Perps. Creator fee incentives tied to sustained market performance. The downside: the growth pipeline still needs to prove it can deliver. Personally, I find both approaches interesting for different reasons. Montra seems to have a stronger focus on making token launches and trading easier, while Ascend is thinking more about what comes after the launch. I'm curious to see whether Montra can turn its launch activity into lasting projects, and whether Ascend can actually deliver on its growth pipeline. Both have room to grow as Elysium develops. Too early to pick a winner, but definitely worth keeping an eye on. 👀