@_vicTorad and 1 other@RebateLaunch is expanding support to Robinhood Chain, HyperEVM and Elysium, giving projects three ecosystems to consider . One post outlines three key factors for choosing a chain: community, liquidity and accessibility . Another post describes the model: bonus tokens the moment you buy, a share of every trade sent straight to your wallet, with nothing to stake and nothing to claim, calling it one launchpad across three chains with $REBATE in the middle .
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_Victorad@_vicTorad GM CT 😁 Choosing the right blockchain is one of the most important decisions when preparing a token launch. With @RebateLaunch expanding support to Robinhood Chain, HyperEVM and Elysium, projects now have three different ecosystems to consider. But having multiple options doesn't automatically make the decision easier. I'd focus on three key factors: - Community: Which chain already has the audience the project wants to attract? - Liquidity: Where is there enough trading activity to support a healthy launch? - Accessibility: How easy will it be for users to buy, hold and participate in the token's incentives? Another thing worth considering is Rebate Pad's approach to buyer bonuses and holder payouts, which adds another layer to the launch experience. Ultimately, multi-chain support gives projects more flexibility, but choosing the right environment requires understanding the audience and what the project wants to achieve. It's not just about where you can launch. It's about where your launch makes the most sense. $REBATE - 2.
SalimFi@Desalimfi taco tuesday ct most people buy a launch then sit there hoping someone else buys later @RebateLaunch pays you while you wait > bonus tokens the moment you buy > a share of every trade, sent straight to your wallet > nothing to stake, nothing to claim robinhood chain. hyperevm. elysium. one pad, three chains, $REBATE in the middle