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Where should WIRED go next? GitHub repositories, agent marketplaces, or somewhere else? Tell us where token ideas already form and which account should receive the creator fees. The most useful answers might help shape what we explore next.

@HoudiniWorld @retrowave_maxi @flapdotsh to run a perps platform you need a lot of special licenses. We don't want to get involved with those type of things. However we are working on something else that you likely will like ;)

A WIRED community member can scout the next launch before anybody else. Find a creator or community with attention forming around them. Use their public profile as the fee recipient, choose the pair, and launch from the conversation where the idea started. Trading fees begin accruing to that identity. The recipient can later verify ownership, bind a wallet, and collect their share. We would love to see WIRED members come together, hunt for strong ideas, and help the right communities launch on BNB Chain. wiredup.app/launch

@808bobthajeeter you sir are a gentleman and a chad. We see you!

@retrowave_maxi unfortunately it's not in our hands. All fresh flap launches are like this on fomo until a few people bought and the lp increases.

@808bobthajeeter there's nothing we can fix. All fresh flap launches are like this on fomo. After a few buys it changes on fomo.

Development update: the WIRED Telegram bot now does more than launch. ⚡ Three new discovery commands are live: • `/pairs` explores all 48 live Flap pairs by category • `/recent` shows the five latest WIRED launches • `/status` checks platform health, market data, and launch availability t.me/wiredup_launch…

The first WIRED thesis was very simple: Internet attention creates value, but the people and communities behind that attention rarely participate in it. So we built a way to turn an idea, profile, group or cause into an onchain market, with fees wired back to the verified source. The product has grown far beyond the first version. The vision has not changed. Wire fees, natively, anywhere.

The current WIRED scoreboard keeps growing: • 212 tokens launched • ~$26.5M estimated trading volume • ~$125k estimated average volume per launch • ~$41.5k in cumulative platform fees • 8.75M WIRED burned • 1,850+ recorded buyback-and-burn executions Launches create activity, activity generates fees and fees can reward verified recipients and continuously reduce supply. The system is live, measurable and onchain.

Everything plugged in. Not wasting a second. GM 😅

@HoudiniWorld @binance binance agents are trading agents inside binance mostly. Although turning the pad into an agentic pad is possible, it's not really the scope we were aiming for here. It's about connecting social media accounts with trading fees.

Day 3 of the WIRED Launch League is complete. No launch qualified, so another 1 BNB has rolled into today’s round. Day 4 now has a 4 BNB prize pool for the highest-volume eligible launch. Launch through WIRED, bond during the campaign, and finish today’s UTC round at the top. Every confirmed trade from 00:00 to 23:59 UTC counts, including volume generated before bonding. Each token can win once. The official $WIRED token remains outside the competition. Four days of rewards are now sitting in one round. Someone has to take it. Track the standings: wiredup.app/launch-league

Good token ideas appear everywhere: inside an X conversation, in a Telegram group, or while browsing the web. WIRED lets the launcher act from the place where the idea appeared. Use the web launcher, message the Telegram bot, or tag the X bot. Deployment gas is sponsored, the initial buy is zero, and creator fees can flow to the social account or charity connected to the idea. wiredup.app/launch

Creator fee routing needs a clear answer to one question: who controls the receiving account? WIRED handles this through public proof. The creator publishes a one-time verification code on the supported social profile. WIRED matches that proof to the permanent account identifier, then the creator binds a payout wallet. Account access and private permissions remain with the creator. The verification record gives fee routing a recipient people can inspect. wiredup.app/claims

A podcast community finds an episode worth turning into a market. Someone launches a token through WIRED and selects the host’s Patreon account as the fee recipient. Trading begins, the creator verifies ownership with a public code, and the creator share starts reaching their bound wallet. The same model works across the social platforms supported by WIRED. Launch for the people behind the content: wiredup.app/launch

@cz_binance congrats

@JohnyFit you need to chose where you route them to

WIRED launches now work directly inside Telegram groups. Add @wiredup_launch_bot to your group, then launch with one message: /launch@wiredup_launch_bot "Token Name" $TICKER pair:BNB Optional fields: recipient:x.com/user image:site.com/token.png website:project.com x:x.com/project description:"Token description" charity:giggle The bot creates a launch preview before deployment. Only the person who submitted the command can confirm or cancel it. Every group member receives an independent four-hour launch allowance, and simultaneous drafts cannot interfere with each other. No wallet setup. No deployment gas. Just enter the command, review, and launch.

$WIRED is now open to autonomous agents. An agent can inspect the approved Flap pair catalog, prepare token metadata, supply an image, choose a fee recipient, and launch through the authenticated WIRED API. Each agent receives scoped credentials and one sponsored launch per UTC day. The deployment worker stays isolated from the agent. Agents can now move from discovering an idea to creating its market. wiredup.app/agents

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