Feesback -- Launchpad for traders @feesbackfun

$FEESBACK Bow x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Feesback Bow launches Monday 26 October, 14:30 UTC. Every 12 hours the platform fires an arrow: a coin with no creator, no presale and no allocation. It trades for 24 hours. 2% of every trade funds a prize pot. At expiry the pot is distributed to traders who closed at a realised loss, pro rata, capped at each trader's own loss. Profitable traders keep their full PnL. 0.2% of every trade buys $FEESBACK, permanently. Schedule are published ahead of the launch in t.me/feesbackbow The first launch will be streamed live.

nv @vasilich_nick

a day ago

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Launches are live again on @RobinhoodCrypto. Next up @base and @BNBCHAIN.

Feesback -- Launchpad for traders @feesbackfun

5 days ago

Ongoing migration. Launches are paused for a while. Feesback claims on existing coins work as usual. We'll reopen launches as soon as migration is done.

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Tokenized SpaceX (SPCX) on Robinhood chain has been added to the $FEESBACK reward basket alongside tokenized TSLA.

@AFancyshilo it will be recorded

Operation Bow 🏹 is a structured rollout of three core features on feesback[dot]fun, planned around the public launch of the platform flywheel. It runs in three phases. Each phase reveals and showcases a distinct product solution, and each one has a defined role inside the ecosystem of the main product. The team is heads down finishing these features. Stream timing will be announced shortly. Stay tuned.

Operation Bow. The dev's plan for launching the flywheel. Three phases.

nv @vasilich_nick

5 days ago

Operation Bow 🏹 I’m a big fan of the operation planning process. Any product or feature release, I treat as planning an operation. So: Operation Bow - the public launch of the $FEESBACK flywheel. Live stream. Here's the top level plan. Phase one. Draw. The PvP machine. It

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Ongoing migration. Launches are paused for a while. Feesback claims on existing coins work as usual. We'll reopen launches as soon as migration is done.

$FEESBACK flywheel goes live.

nv @vasilich_nick

5 days ago

the $FEESBACK flywheel goes live before the end of this week. streaming it live here on x. all of it built around trading activity, tokenized stocks and prizes for participants. watch my posts and share so you don't miss it. cta of the day: follow @feesbackfun

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Big platform updates for $FEESBACK are on the way.

nv @vasilich_nick

6 days ago

with tokenized stocks live on eth l2s, the perfect launch structure is the one that links coin - eth - tokenized rwa any of it can be configured on feesback[dot]fun

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2 layers of feesback

nv @vasilich_nick

7 days ago

$FEESBACK benefits on two separate layers. They work differently, they're funded differently, and they're built for different traders. Worth laying out properly, because they keep getting read as one thing. Layer one: feesback. No threshold at all. % of every swap goes into the

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@100xDarren Yess sir

Buybacks and burns on $FEESBACK as part of the tokenomics flywheel written into the hook, and it fires on the trade itself. The buyback runs inside the same transaction. The hook takes that ETH, buys $FEESBACK in the coin's own pool, and sends what it bought to 0x…dEaD. Permanently. Since buybacks went live on 14 October, through 07:00 CEST on 19 October: 93 buybacks
0.1840 ETH spent
4,306,482 FEESBACK burned (0.43% of total supply, in five days) Every burn came from a buyback. No manual burns, nothing pre-allocated. The dead address balance matches our records to the last digit, and you can check it without asking us.

5 days in feesback went live on robinhood chain this week. fees from trading go back to the wallets that trade and hold -- and they claim it themselves, no middleman. what shipped: -- Oct 13: production relaunched, coin launches open through our own launcher -- daily feesback editions onchain -- Oct 15: HOODED holder compensation paid -- 13 wallets, 0.835 ETH -- new home: feesback[dot]fun -- sign in with Base and Robinhood Wallet, on mobile and desktop bootstrap -- the $FEESBACK flywheel, including next: -- incentivised trading activity -- every new coin launched on feesback strengthens main coin

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Feesback -- Launchpad for traders @feesbackfun

a week ago

Feesback is becoming the brand. The response to feesback over the past days made the decision for us. KOLs and users engaged with one thing more than anything else we shipped, and it was the mechanism underneath launchpad. So we're scaling the protocol beyond Robinhood Chain.

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Feesback is becoming the brand. The response to feesback over the past days made the decision for us. KOLs and users engaged with one thing more than anything else we shipped, and it was the mechanism underneath launchpad. So we're scaling the protocol beyond Robinhood Chain. @base and @BNBCHAIN are next, and the product has to carry one name across all of them. That name is Feesback. The main asset stays $FEESBACK. The flywheel is configurable feesback. The product that runs both is called Feesback, and it will be available on every network we support. We're moving to feesback.fun.

Two pages worth to open today: /feesback and /bootstrap. /feesback — claims are live at 20:35 UTC Feesback claims are opening today. ~$1585 across 486 eligible wallets, claimable from your dashboard on Hooded. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to send anywhere. If your wallet qualified, the amount is already there waiting. /bootstrap — the first lever Bootstrap puts the first lever of the $FEESBACK flywheel into motion: rewarded trading activity on the asset itself. It starts with the main coin. Once it runs, the second lever follows — launches that opt into bootstrap, so any coin on Hooded can route its own fees into rewarded activity from day one. Timing and conditions are on the page.

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@RogerKrog 🙌

Staking is replaced by default on every Hooded launch. You pick the asset holders receive, set the share of trading fees that goes to them, define who qualifies, and Hooded sends it. It can be a launched coin, a tokenized stock, an ETF. Here is the part that matters. Nobody gives anything up to qualify. The coins stay in the holder's own wallet, under their own key, sellable in the next block. Nobody buys a reward with their exit. That changes what the reward measures. A staking contract measures who locked. A wallet measures who held. Those are not the same thing, and only one of them is a choice. It also removes the risk that staking never names. Locked tokens cannot be sold at the moment selling matters. Every holder who has watched a position fall while waiting on an unstaking period knows that cost. Here there is no such moment. Holding is voluntary at every block, which is exactly why holding means something. Staking pays you for being unable to leave. This pays you for choosing to stay.