most token launches aren't decided by the community they're decided in the first few blocks, usually by whoever runs the fastest bot the pool opens, snipers grab the cheapest supply, and everyone after them ends up buying from them ─────────────── @CashmereLabs is taking a different route with $CSM instead of hoping the first hour goes well, they wrote the rules directly into the pool there's only one official pool, native ETH / CSM on Uniswap v4, opened by Base Camp in the launch transaction Base Camp seeds it with 66.6M CSM, plus a narrow position from the first 25 ETH of the Barn sale, right next to the launch price and no function can remove or move either of them ─────────────── then the launch tax takes over it starts at 90% on both sides and halves every 4 minutes by minute 10 it's around 18% by minute 20 it's under 6% after the first hour it settles at 2% on buys and 3% on sells, paid in ETH to the Gatehouse there's also a cap during that hour no pool buy can take a wallet above 799,200 CSM, so nobody can corner the supply early ─────────────── the logic is simple the first minute is the most expensive minute to buy speed stops being an advantage, and patience gets cheaper one more thing worth keeping in mind fake CSM tokens already exist, so the only address that matters is the one on the official Contracts page

🚨🚨🚨BREAKING: OpenAI is reportedly backing three major AI chip export control bills: the Chip Security Act, MATCH Act, and AI OVERWATCH Act. As the Jensen Huang scandal intensifies, momentum is building in Congress to tighten restrictions on advanced American AI technology reaching China.

Today, The Alliance for Secure AI is taking legal action to hold the world's largest AI companies accountable. These companies can’t control the AI they’ve already built. We’re asking a court to stop them from building anything more powerful. @bstein80