Made this for Underground because I liked the whole idea of finding the people who are actually creating instead of just following what’s already there, like the trends. Artists, builders, creators, and minds who'd rather make culture than just follow it. So I tried to tell that story in my own way. Hope you like it The crowd follows. The Underground moves first. That's what Underground is here for. @undergroundHL @Crypto_Rexa @ekelebe_stuner

I took out time to go study about the Flywheel on @selectfdn. Made mind blowing discoveries about a Launch system that keeps giving and feeding an entire ecosystem. Now, I'd love to walk you through it 🔋🖊

LETS ZOOM OUT TO THE ECOSYSTEM This is probably the most important part. Imagine there are 100 projects on a platform. If every project is completely isolated, the success of Project #1 doesn't necessarily do much for Project #2. They're basically separate islands. Select is trying to create something different. Each project gets connected to the same centre - $SELECT. So when successful projects interact with their $SELECT pools, they're creating activity around the same ecosystem asset. That's why Select calls it: “Success anywhere becomes demand at the centre.” And there's a useful real-world comparison here. Look at what can happen on launchpads where the focus is heavily concentrated on getting a token through launch and into trading. Pump . fun's graduation rate, for example, fell to 0.26% in June 2026 according to The Block, after activity had dropped sharply over the preceding months. That doesn't prove that one particular mechanism causes failure. But it illustrates the problem: Getting thousands of tokens launched is not the same thing as building an ecosystem where projects continue to succeed. And the other side of the launchpad problem can be even more obvious. A September investigation into Robinhood Chain launches found that one operation was linked to at least $18.43M extracted across 53 token launches, with several launches showing large opening allocations concentrated in bundled wallets. The Block noted that it did not independently replicate the full $18.43M estimate. That is exactly the kind of launch environment Select is trying to design around: snipers, bundles, uneven entry, and communities fighting for the opening seconds. In The $SELECT flywheel; ➟ Projects create activity. ➟ Activity creates demand through the $SELECT pools. ➟ That demand connects projects back to the same ecosystem. ➟ More projects participate ➟ The network has more opportunities to generate that activity. That's the wheel.