• ✅ Multi-Stock Dividends — Projects can now distribute dividends across multiple stocks for greater portfolio diversification. • ✅New assets added — Micron (MUB) and iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXIon) are now supported. • ✅ Diamond Hands Dividend — Randomly distributes 1%–100% of pending rewards every 1–6 hours to reward long-term holders. • ✅ Custom Minimum Holding Threshold — Creators can now set the minimum token balance required to qualify for dividends.
Projects now have greater flexibility to customize dividend assets, reward mechanisms, and holder eligibility.
I used to assume better models = more demand. Simple math right?
But lately I’ve noticed something weird. The people who keep coming back to @OpenGradient aren’t chasing every new model drop. They’re not FOMO-ing over the next release.
They just… stay. Because the workflow gets out of their way. Less tab-switching. Less worrying about privacy. Less compromise.
So maybe it’s not a model quality war. Maybe it’s a friction war. Private chats Claude Fable 5 uncensored Nous Hermes… all in one place. Suddenly coming back isn’t about novelty. It’s just continuity. It’s easier.
I don’t know if that sticks though. Does removing friction actually build habits that last? Or does convenience fade into the background, and then people drift to whatever’s new again?
That’s what I’m watching. Not the daily hype spikes. Whether tiny reductions in friction slowly turn into real durable demand.
#Flap 热烈庆祝Introducing FLAP PVE Mode for 0-Tax Tokens 🦋
The PVE curve redesigns the launching bonding curve by flattening price increases during the bonding phase. Instead of aggressive early price acceleration, PVE creates a smoother entry experience, reducing FOMO and allowing broader participation.
Starting with 0-Tax tokens migrating to PancakeSwap V4, PVE brings:
• Flatter bonding curves • Lower price impact during launch • Better accessibility for new participants • Smoother migration into V4 liquidity pools