I’ve been looking at robinhood:0xe02c53d448a62067b2ac10ed70f5bc6c29471386 as a possible early $STONK type of play, though they’re at very different stages. $STONK showed how powerful a launchpad can become when trading activity feeds back into its token. StonkFun uses 60% of platform revenue to buy and burn $STONK. @UseNosh is trying something different with NFTs: tokens launch paired with an NFT collection, and 80% of the fees go toward sweeping that collection’s floor. The remaining 20% goes to the protocol treasury. What interests me is that the fees create demand for the paired NFT collection. That gives NFT communities a reason to bring their own tokens and users to the platform. Nosh is also expanding the idea to tokenized cards. The early numbers are worth watching. In the snapshot I reviewed, Nosh had around 295 launches, 33 graduates, nearly 2,900 NFTs purchased and roughly $420K in cumulative fees, while $NOSH was valued at only around $2M. Those are still very early numbers, but they show the mechanism is being used. I wouldn’t value it like $STONK today. StonkFun has had much more time to prove its volume and buybacks. For $NOSH, the question is whether launches and fees can stay active beyond the first few weeks, and whether the treasury keeps turning that activity into value for the ecosystem. If it can, I think $NOSH has more potential than its current valuation suggests.

COOL THEN STOP DOING THIS! $NOSH @UseNosh