I see huge potential in retail apps like Fomo becoming an onchain identity layer: trading history, holding times, holdings, badges and social reputation unlocking opportunities across crypto. "Has a Pump App / Fomo account" is a primitive and weak filter for now. The real asset is the behavioral data, far beyond volume. If I'm launching a meme, I'd definitely be interested in reserving buys below $100k market cap for wallets with 300+ transactions, a 4h+ average holding time and an account history longer than 3 days. DeFi protocols could use that same profile to offer access to specific vaults or lower fees. NFT projects could build mint allowlists around it. Airdrops, rewards and other onchain benefits could follow. You could get creative with incentives and penalties, too. A launch could charge wallets with a historical average holding time below 30 minutes a 30% sell tax if they sell within their first 4 days of holding. There's so much room to experiment. There's real potential to reduce spam, grifting and cabal-driven access by making actual trading behavior count. Retail apps benefit when protocols build on this data. Eventually, that identity layer could aggregate across all the major trading apps. I'm saying this as someone who doesn't even use Fomo or Pump App. Im not a plumber, or a holder - some would say r*pist ;) I just see the potential and how much our industry could benefit as a whole. Random thoughts, as always have a wonderful week ahead.

$LAPTOP steps of retardation 1. Don’t whitelist an official pool. 2. Let some random PARTNER add liquidity at wrong price. 3. Let people claim substack airdrop and dump it for 6 figs. 4. Leave it trading at $200B onchain while 20m on CEX 5. Not a single coordinate response on socials. You dont hate prelaunch posters of this coin enough