For the first time ever, a live token is migrating its liquidity to Baseline DEX. @reppo, the most traded token on @Virtuals, is making the move. But why would they leave the DEX they're already on?

Today @bulldotmarkets ships its biggest tokenomics feature to date: automatic "burns" built into the launchpad. Each burn removes tokens from the pool's books and reprices the market upward. These are executed on a fixed schedule and trackable on the site.

For new participants, our launchpad uses novel mechanics to benefit everyone: * Creators earn more fees from dynamic quotes * Holders earn staking rewards from trading fees (500%+ APR) * Traders trade against deeper liquidity and burn events Powered by @BaselineMarkets

clanker v5 makes the AMM a choice you make at launch. @Uniswap v4, @PancakeSwap Infinity CL, or @BaselineMarkets Mercury, day one. new venues get added as adapters, no new clanker version, nothing for you to redo. pick where your token trades. the list only grows (@Uniswap CCA soon 👀)

Devs, get in here!

We heard some of the other @RobinhoodCrypto launchpads are currently down. Perfect time for you devs to try out launching on Bull.Markets Powered by @BaselineMarkets

This guy made a skill for a rebalancing curve we designed years ago Everyone trying to re-invent @BaselineMarkets from first principles lmao One day... one day people will see

The launch feature on @Noxa_Fi is still turned off. If you're itching to launch, bull.markets got you covered. Every token launches into a pool with unruggable liquidity. The pool prices the token with dynamic fees so you as the creator get more. A chunk of the trading fees go to holders who stake. This creates financial incentives for your community to hold that no other launchpad offers. Average APR is 500%+. Each ticker is unique (no vamping) and we're integrating into all the major venues. theres no better place to launch than in a Bull Market.

Never been easier to hold through drawdowns than getting paid 300% APR. Been great watching @bulldotmarkets really take full advantage of @BaselineMarkets staking features to create a novel launchpad on Robinhood. Ggs @varuntheog & co.

Excited to work with @bulldotmarkets to power their launchpad. Now live on @robinhoodCrypto. Every token launched through Bull Markets is backed by Baseline's token-owned liquidity with dynamic fees, staking and many other features.

There’s a new DeFi primitive enabled by @BaselineMarkets that I’m calling Strategy Pools. A Strategy Pool is a liquidity pool that: > owns its own liquidity > allocates a portion to a productive strategy > routes fees and/or realized profits back through the pool > grows reserves, supports the token, and rewards holders where applicable Ultimately, a Strategy Pool turns an AMM into a capital engine — making liquidity productive. -- The four elements: Strategy Pools have 4 key components: 1 — Pool-owned liquidity Provides a liquid market for the pool token and serves as the capital base of the system. 2 — A strategy Receives capital from the pool and uses it to pursue realized economic returns. 3 — A profit return mechanism Routes realized profits back through the pool, where they can strengthen reserves, support the token, fund buybacks, repay obligations, reward holders/stakers, or support future growth. 4 — The pool token Gives holders liquid exposure to the pool, the strategy it supports, and the value that accrues back to the pool over time. -- What’s a strategy? The strategy is the productive use of the pool’s liquidity. It should define: > what capital it receives > how that capital is used > how profits are generated or realized > how profits return through the pool -- What might strategies look like? >NFT trading/arbitrage strategies, like @token_works NFTStrategy >instant buyback desks for gacha or collectibles markets like @Collector_Crypt @mnstr + @Beezie >ETH validator operations >acquiring + fractionalizing high-value RWAs e.g. @GrailCo >acquiring/staking productive assets to sell the resulting yield or rewards like $VVV and $DIEM -- The design space is wide open Strategy pools have a wide design space to explore, with multiple tradeoffs to factor - 1 — Pool liquidity vs strategy allocation 2 — Upside vs risk 3 — Simplicity vs complexity 4 — Automation vs human discretion 5 — Immediate token support vs long-term compounding + More -- Strategy Pools are largely complementary to existing protocols, capital flows, and yield flows. We’ll soon be announcing a @BaselineMarkets-powered protocol for launching Strategy Pools We’re interested in speaking with anyone exploring how Strategy Pools could integrate into their protocol or token economy. Drop us a DM.

one thing I appreciate about @virtuals_io is that they keep treating agent tokens as unfinished products. most projects launch a token, add liquidity, and hope the market holds up. virtuals keeps asking what happens after launch. the @reppo X @BaselineMarkets experiment is a good example. the thesis is simple: if agents are going to earn revenue, sell services, transact with users, and become real economic actors, then their tokens should do more than sit there waiting for speculation. today, a lot of value leaks out of token economies. trading happens. fees get generated. liquidity providers get rewarded. but the token itself doesn't always benefit from the activity happening around it. the new idea being tested is whether a token can own more of its liquidity, capture more of its trading activity, and give holders more ways to participate. > stake the token. > earn from trading activity. > potentially borrow against it without selling. > keep exposure while the ecosystem keeps growing. that doesn't mean "up only." no mechanism can promise that. but if more trading activity stays inside the token economy instead of leaking to external liquidity providers, the structure becomes much more aligned. and if that alignment works, the chart may improve as a byproduct rather than through emissions, incentives, or temporary liquidity games. that's what makes this interesting. reppo is just the first test. the bigger opportunity is whether agent tokens can eventually become productive assets that own liquidity, capture activity, and grow alongside the economies they represent. still experimental. but if this works, it could end up being one of the more important pieces of market infrastructure for AI agent economies.

We talked about the structural unlock @BaselineMarkets is creating Before: market makers got token allocations, LP'd out of their positions at profit, extracted from the project After: the same mechanic, but the protocol earns the profit programmatically and routes it back to the chart by code Market making firms have offices, employees, bonuses to fund...that money comes from somewhere Baseline doesn't have those costs because it's automated and all of the spread flows back The analogy: manual market making is a stick shift, programmatic bots are an automatic, Baseline is self driving "That's the only way you can really scale the future of tokenization and serve the long tail market." - @fullyallocated