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【Whale Address Sharing】 5 hours ago, a whale spent approximately 32 SOL to purchase 21.8 million $SX at a price of 0.0002 (66oFVXmtrdjdR7rBmtbGibVSAzuKFzopWZUF5iFTpump), then sold at an average price of 0.00119, earning a total profit of about 143 SOL (approximately 450% ROI); 8 days ago, he consistently traded $TIME in waves, earning approximately 485 SOL; Although his overall performance is quite average, for some losing coins, he originally had the opportunity to profit or break even but preferred to hold for the long term. Wallet address:

Author: WOO Raydium is the top Dex on Solana, and Pump Fun is the biggest Launchpad. Interestingly, although they have different tracks and businesses, they still attack each other and try to win more revenue. First up is Pump Fun's launch of PumpSwap, which has recently seen a $400 million daily trading volume, approaching Raydium's $600 million daily trading volume. Raydium officials even pointed out that Pump Fun contributed up to 41% of its AMM revenue in the past month, but after Pump Fun built its own PumpSwap, Raydium's traffic dropped sharply and was forced to launch LaunchLab to "take back liquidity dominance". What's the difference between LaunchLab and Pump Fun? Let WOO X Research take you through some of the noteworthy projects. A basic introduction to LaunchLab LaunchLab launched by Raydium is essentially a "zero-code coin issuance tool + automatic liquidity migration service", with two main usage modes: JustSendIt mode: Open users to create tokens with one click, 85 SOL needs to be raised by default, and after the fundraising is successful, it will be automatically migrated to Raydium's AMM, and LP tokens will be burned to achieve liquidity lock-up. LaunchLab Pro mode: You can customize the total amount, you can customize the minimum fundraising of 30 SOL to issue, bonding curve slope, vesting conditions, and whether to enable AMM profit sharing (up to 10% of the transaction fee can be returned to the project party). In terms of fee structure, Raydium charges a 1% basic handling fee, of which 50% goes to the "Community Pool", 25% is used for $RAY buyback, and 25% is used for infrastructure and trading funds LaunchLab also allows third-party interfaces to connect to its backend services to build their own front-end for coin issuance. The most well-known of these is cook.meme cook.meme is the first meme coin issuance platform that uses the LaunchLab contract but has its own UX front-end, focusing on zero fees, instant transactions and a simple UI, which has attracted many developers to try it as soon as it was launched, positioning it is a bit like a copy of Pump Fun's UI, but the underlying layer is bound to the liquidity of Raydium. Raydium adopts such an open model, the purpose is not only to divert traffic, but to replicate the content and ecological flywheel that Pump Fun built through the front-end of the community. LaunchLab V.S Rump.fun Key projects The most direct benefit of LaunchLab is definitely the $RAY (25% of the fee), and the price of $RAY has increased by about 8% after the announcement of LaunchLab. If LaunchLab can continue the boom, the buyback of $RAY will also be higher and higher, and when demand exceeds supply, there is an opportunity for price increases. The life cycle of LaunchPad depends on how many "golden dogs" can be generated, and when the platform continues to create wealth, user assets will naturally be concentrated on the platform. After the asset is intensive, the probability of the birth of the golden dog will also increase, and finally form a positive flywheel closed loop. So the first step of the flywheel was to have the Golden Dog, but unfortunately, within 24 hours of LaunchLab's launch, only $TIME of the graduation token had a market cap of more than $1 million. The rest of the tokens, such as $ARUA and $Gaydium, soared in market value in the early days of the launch, but in the end, the market decided to pull up the single-cap token. So what are the separate narratives of $TIME, $ARUA and $Gaydium? As mentioned above, Raydium allows third parties to connect to their routing platforms and issue coins, and currently Raydium, Cook.meme, and Pump Fun Robinhood are currently working with them, and $TIME is the first meme coin created by Cook.meme; Raydium's own coin is $ARUA, which was launched later than $TIME. $Gaydium In addition to the meme, it was the developers of Raydium who put the contract address of $Gaydium in Rytdium's GitHub, but deleted it less than an hour later, causing the token to plummet. $TIME Current market capitalization: 6 million Highest market capitalization: 8.5 million 24 HR trading volume: 30.2 million Number of holders: 7,600 epilogue Raydium's LaunchLab seems to be a "belated counterattack", but the overall design has made a systematic response to the advantages of Pump Fun, not only providing a customized coin issuance model, but also expanding the open front-end strategy represented by cook.meme, with the goal of bringing traffic, fees, and narratives back to the Raydium ecosystem. But whether LaunchLab can really make money and reignite a wave of meme craze still depends on three core elements: whether it can produce strong enough popular projects; whether the fee and liquidity design is retail friendly; Whether the ecosystem can quickly gather front-end tools and make network effects. While it looks like all three elements need to be worked on at the moment, LaunchLab has only been open for less than a month, and it would be arbitrary to declare the platform a failure. The cryptocurrency world is ever-changing, and maybe the next hundredfold meme will be born in LaunchLab, so let's wait and see.

Original Author: Zolo, Deep Tide It has been more than 4 months since the last inventory of AI projects, and the AI narrative that originally had good momentum was hit hard by Trump's meme bloodsucking, then the emergence of deepseek, and then tariffs, etc., and the liquidity on the chain has gradually lacked, and a series of "unexpected" has burst the AI bubble in advance. After taking stock of those projects last year, I have been following up on almost all of them. Obviously, some have gradually died, some are still telling stories, some are continuing to do things, and new things are constantly being done; Some because "Zhuang" came, but there was an unexpected rebound. On April 6, the MCP project Dark went live; On April 17, Genesis, a Virtuals launchpad, went live; On April 20, the AI16Z launch pad auto.fun went live. Is there a second wave of AI? My answer is yes. Is AI still the same thing as before? My answer is no. After months of bursting the bubble, can AI rebuild the rubble? In the second half, how will the AI play? Here's what I think. Launchpads explode, and Meme Launchpad and AI Launchpad will each account for half of the country We've seen too many Launchpads this year, with the Four.Meme outbreak at the beginning of the year and the launch of myshell's AI Launchpad; and then to the Launchlab a while ago, in addition to these Launchpads, different ecosystems are making their own Launchpads. The competition for Meme Launchpad is essentially a competition of ecology + creators. The ecosystem determines that each public chain can have its own meme launchpad, and at the same time, almost only one meme launchpad can become a winner-takes-all role. Competitions for creators include: Give token issuers a better profit-sharing model Attract creative (and angle-looking) people who are willing to issue tokens on your platform The "$TIME", which is known as the leader of Launchlab, has a maximum point of only 9 M, and there are no memes that can run out. The news is posted every day Pump.fun only one or two tokens a day to successfully graduate, and other platforms have none. One loses all. But most of the above are "meme-focused" Launchpads, and the important thing is the angle and continuous communication. Memes don't have a utility, and AI AgentWhether you want it or not, you have to have a utility to be embarrassed. So you'll see AI projects going live on some AI launchpads separately. This is because Meme Launchpad is not suitable for AI agents. According to incomplete statistics, compared with Meme Launchpads, there are at least 5-10 AI Launchpads. Meme Launchpad: Pumpfun, Launchlab, FourMeme, Clanker, Apeswin, etc.; AI Launchpad: autofun, Virtual Genesis, Creatorbid, Arc Ryzome, Myshell, Spectral, etc. In addition to users creating their own tokens, AI Launchpad also chooses to directly cooperate with AI projects that already have a certain amount of time. Virtuals Genesis currently has 7 projects waiting to go live, and autofun has 13 projects that have already announced collaborations and launches. Arc, which was previously on fire, has also announced its own AI AppStore plan. If you believe in AI, then you should also keep an eye out for more new projects on AI Launchpad, with Meme Launchpad and AI Launchpad each accounting for half of the market. Virtuals & AI16Z's Evolutionary Ecoeconomics The two most representative projects in the last cycle, Virtuals & AI16Z, are also the representatives of the projects that I think have worked the hardest to keep up to date in this round of follow-up. Virtuals is the representative of Agent, and the previous tokenomics is considered to be an important reason for the rise of the token. AI16Z was the hottest project in the last round, but its token utility was the most criticized. After a few months, both projects have changed significantly, and in my opinion, they are more focused on the role of tokens in the "ecosystem" rather than just the projects themselves. Virtuals: VPN, ACP, Points, Genesis launched VPN: Virtuals Partners Network, a program that aims to reshape the intersection of AI and cryptocurrency. VPNs connect investors, domain experts, academics, and developers to discover, support, and scale the best AI agent founders in crypto. ACP: Agent Commerce Protocol, which aims to build a business ecosystem composed of AI agents. The protocol will allow AI agents to autonomously interact, collaborate, and transact each other, forming the so-called "Virtuals Nation," which preceded Google's Agent 2 Agent concept. Points: Points, which are also a proof of loyalty, hold $VIRTUAL token can earn points, which will be used to participate in Launchpad. Genesis: A new launch mechanism for Virtuals Protocol, with key features such as points-based access, new on-chain distribution methods (deterministic, transparent, and fair), and money-back guarantees (designed to protect contributors). AI16Z: ElizaOS V2, AUTOFUN, AI16Z New Economic Model, Spartan V2 ElizaOS V2: A new upgraded AI framework, because V1 has a lot of contributors and plugins, making it less efficient for new developers to use its framework, so it will be updated with new features and structural optimizations in the near future, including swarms, agent interaction, etc. AUTOFUN: New AI launch platform, new fairer and long-term bonding curve, can customize CA addresses, chat mechanism for AI Token verification, community content creation tools, etc. AI16Z New Economic Model: There is no detailed official announcement material yet, according to the team, the profits from the launch pad will be used for buyback, and the purchased ai16z will in turn supplement the liquidity pool of its launch token, which is similar to virtuals. Spartan V2: $degenai will be upgraded and launched along with ElizaOS V2 and will be an important part of the Shill autofun project. Whether it is a function or a token, the two former head projects have not stopped empowering the ecology, posting two screenshots: Recently, because the MCP concept has ignited the AI track again, some friends have also begun to "pick up garbage" in old projects and pay attention to the ecological opportunities of these old projects. In addition to DARK, SkyAI, which has been very popular in the past two days, is also an MCP concept, as well as the previous old coins: $DIGIMON, $AVA, $ARC, etc. are also going in this direction. As long as AI continues to evolve, more new concepts will emerge. As long as you don't get off the table, you still have a chance this year

Original title: "WOO X Research: Raydium vs. Pump Fun, LaunchLab Really Creates Wealth?" 》 Original source: WOO Background: Raydium launches LaunchLab, a token issuance platform Raydium is the top Dex on Solana, and Pump Fun is the biggest Launchpad. Interestingly, although they have different tracks and businesses, they still attack each other and try to win more revenue. First up is Pump Fun's launch of PumpSwap, which has recently seen a $400 million daily trading volume, approaching Raydium's $600 million daily trading volume. Raydium officials even pointed out that Pump Fun contributed up to 41% of its AMM revenue in the past month, but after Pump Fun built its own PumpSwap, Raydium's traffic dropped sharply and was forced to launch LaunchLab to "take back liquidity dominance" What's the difference between LaunchLab and Pump Fun? Let WOO X Research take you through some of the noteworthy projects. A basic introduction to LaunchLab LaunchLab launched by Raydium is essentially a "zero-code coin issuance tool + automatic liquidity migration service", with two main usage modes: · JustSendIt mode: Open users to create tokens with one click, 85 SOL needs to be raised by default, and after the fundraising is successful, it will be automatically migrated to Raydium's AMM, and LP tokens will be burned to achieve liquidity lock-up. · LaunchLab Pro mode: You can customize the total amount, you can customize the minimum fundraising of 30 SOL to issue, bonding curve slope, vesting conditions, and whether to enable AMM profit sharing (up to 10% of the transaction fee can be returned to the project party). In terms of fee structure, Raydium charges a 1% basic handling fee, of which 50% goes to the "Community Pool", 25% is used for $RAY buyback, and 25% is used for infrastructure and trading funds LaunchLab also allows third-party interfaces to connect to its backend services to build their own front-end for coin issuance. The most well-known of these is cook.meme. cook.meme is the first meme coin issuance platform that uses the LaunchLab contract but has its own UX front-end, focusing on zero fees, instant transactions and a simple UI, which has attracted many developers to try it as soon as it was launched, positioning it is a bit like a copy of Pump Fun's UI, but the underlying layer is bound to the liquidity of Raydium. Raydium adopts such an open model, the purpose is not only to divert traffic, but to replicate the content and ecological flywheel that Pump Fun built through the front-end of the community. LaunchLab V.S Pump Fun Key projects The most direct benefit of LaunchLab is definitely the $RAY (25% of the fee), and the price of $RAY has increased by about 8% since the announcement of LaunchLab. If LaunchLab can continue the boom, the buyback of $RAY will also be higher and higher, and when demand exceeds supply, there is an opportunity for price increases. The life cycle of LaunchPad depends on how many "golden dogs" can be generated, and when the platform continues to create wealth, user assets will naturally be concentrated on the platform. After the asset is intensive, the probability of the birth of the golden dog will also increase, and finally form a positive flywheel closed loop. So the first step of the flywheel was to have the Golden Dog, but unfortunately, within 24 hours of LaunchLab's launch, only $TIME of the graduation token had a market cap of more than $1 million. The rest of the tokens, such as $ARUA and $Gaydium, soared in market value in the early days of the launch, but in the end, the market decided to pull up the single-cap token. So what are the separate narratives of $TIME, $ARUA and $Gaydium? As mentioned above, Raydium allows third parties to connect to their routing platforms and issue coins, and currently Raydium, Cook.meme, and Pump Fun Robinhood are currently working with them, and $TIME is the first meme coin created by Cook.meme; Raydium's own coin is $ARUA, which was launched later than $TIME. $Gaydium In addition to the meme, it was the developers of Raydium who put the contract address of $Gaydium in Rytdium's GitHub, but deleted it less than an hour later, causing the token to plummet. $TIME · Current market capitalization: 6 million · Highest market capitalization: 8.5 million · 24 HR trading volume: 30.2 million · Number of holders: 7,600 epilogue Raydium's LaunchLab seems to be a "belated counterattack", but the overall design has made a systematic response to the advantages of Pump Fun, not only providing a customized coin issuance model, but also expanding the open front-end strategy represented by cook.meme, with the goal of bringing traffic, fees, and narratives back to the Raydium ecosystem. But whether LaunchLab can really make money and reignite a wave of meme craze still depends on three core elements: 1. Whether it can produce strong enough popular projects; 2. Whether the fee and liquidity design are friendly to retail investors; 3. Whether the ecosystem can quickly gather front-end tools and make network effects. While it looks like all three elements need to be worked on at the moment, LaunchLab has only been open for less than a month, and it would be arbitrary to declare the platform a failure. The cryptocurrency world is ever-changing, and maybe the next hundredfold meme will be born in LaunchLab, so let's wait and see. This article is based on contributions and does not necessarily represent the views of BlockBeats.