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Theory ends where the real meat grinder and FCFS ingress begin. π©Έ
In the last post we announced Fomohood and the new meta of EVM launches. And while the launchpad smart contract was going through its final shakedown (first $100k in volume, stress-testing our algorithms mechanics), we decided to pop the hood and show the core we're building this all on.
The whole math is baked into a super-fast web terminal. The algorithm analyzes the info space in real time and offers you to create a token based on fresh news right in the interface. You just pick the mode: dev-only (clean launch + your buyback of supply) or snipe engine (launch + sniper wallets attached). The engine packs contract creation and your dev-buy into one atomic transaction. No sandwich attacks from snipers. You launch the coin and take your cut without frontrunning. Dedicated nodes are rented and we wrote our own HFT engine from scratch in Go.
βοΈ What's under the hood of the battle version:
State is read directly through Yellowstone gRPC - we see deploys before they hit the public.
Execution goes through Jito bundles with auto-fallback to direct channels.
No Telegram bots. All the wild math, bonding curve calculations, and online parsing are integrated right into the old-school, ultra-fast web terminal. The algorithm analyzes the news feed in real time and offers you a token concept right in the interface. Everything is managed in the browser.
Right now we've packed the execution logic and heavy nodes into a closed binary (B2B solution), and exposed a clean REST API outward.
Ded the cat consistently uses the litter box, and we keep building infrastructure, not illusions.π€― Built by TokenLab.pw studio
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In the last post we announced Fomohood and the new meta of EVM launches. And while the launchpad smart contract was going through its final shakedown (first $100k in volume, stress-testing our algorithms mechanics), we decided to pop the hood and show the core we're building this all on.
The whole math is baked into a super-fast web terminal. The algorithm analyzes the info space in real time and offers you to create a token based on fresh news right in the interface. You just pick the mode: dev-only (clean launch + your buyback of supply) or snipe engine (launch + sniper wallets attached). The engine packs contract creation and your dev-buy into one atomic transaction. No sandwich attacks from snipers. You launch the coin and take your cut without frontrunning. Dedicated nodes are rented and we wrote our own HFT engine from scratch in Go.
State is read directly through Yellowstone gRPC - we see deploys before they hit the public.
Execution goes through Jito bundles with auto-fallback to direct channels.
No Telegram bots. All the wild math, bonding curve calculations, and online parsing are integrated right into the old-school, ultra-fast web terminal. The algorithm analyzes the news feed in real time and offers you a token concept right in the interface. Everything is managed in the browser.
Right now we've packed the execution logic and heavy nodes into a closed binary (B2B solution), and exposed a clean REST API outward.
Ded the cat consistently uses the litter box, and we keep building infrastructure, not illusions.
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On September 24th, the CoinCraft Show is happening in Moscow (VDNKh, Futurione).
I usually skip generic crypto events, but this one made it to my calendar. They've put together a legitimately solid lineup. Expect real discussions on DeFi, RWA, and trading. No motivational fluffβjust 30+ speakers, funds, exchanges, and builders you can actually talk business with.
The core value here is the network. You'll get to meet the people you normally only see in group chats and tx scanners face-to-face.
I'm currently clearing up my active development tasks to try and break away to attend in person. If you're planning to be there, pull up. If I make it, let's connect and talk markets and projects.
Tickets at coin-craft.ru. Use my promo code Tokenlab for a discount. Official channel: @forum_coincraft.
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I usually skip generic crypto events, but this one made it to my calendar. They've put together a legitimately solid lineup. Expect real discussions on DeFi, RWA, and trading. No motivational fluffβjust 30+ speakers, funds, exchanges, and builders you can actually talk business with.
The core value here is the network. You'll get to meet the people you normally only see in group chats and tx scanners face-to-face.
I'm currently clearing up my active development tasks to try and break away to attend in person. If you're planning to be there, pull up. If I make it, let's connect and talk markets and projects.
Tickets at coin-craft.ru. Use my promo code Tokenlab for a discount. Official channel: @forum_coincraft.
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Lately I've been completely fucking tired of all these channels where every post is polished by a neural network
You read it and you can smell and taste that plastic. Anyway, I'm not having any of that shit
From this day on, this channel is only raw text and content. Written by Phil, as is, no AI bullshit, no pretending to be better than we are...
What we're actually living right now: me, Nikita, and the team are up to our necks in code and launches. Added funding for our software from MEXC, Bybit, and Bitgetπ
We keep building infra for fast rug launches and narrative tokens. Squeezing the max out of the software to make transactions fly, fighting for milliseconds.
Analyzing the whole Solana blockchain, finding interesting stats and useful insights for our launches.
Also, there's going to be an AMA session with Solana Rus and the Dash ambassador soon. No fluff about successful success. Just pure dev, harsh reality (not for degen devs), some insights, and answers to your questions.
So welcome
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You read it and you can smell and taste that plastic. Anyway, I'm not having any of that shit
From this day on, this channel is only raw text and content. Written by Phil, as is, no AI bullshit, no pretending to be better than we are...
What we're actually living right now: me, Nikita, and the team are up to our necks in code and launches. Added funding for our software from MEXC, Bybit, and Bitget
We keep building infra for fast rug launches and narrative tokens. Squeezing the max out of the software to make transactions fly, fighting for milliseconds.
Analyzing the whole Solana blockchain, finding interesting stats and useful insights for our launches.
Also, there's going to be an AMA session with Solana Rus and the Dash ambassador soon. No fluff about successful success. Just pure dev, harsh reality (not for degen devs), some insights, and answers to your questions.
So welcome
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Fuck it, time to drop a post about the day-to-day...
The other day Nik (our top lead dev) came down to visit gorgeous St. Pete. And yeah, I genuinely think St. Pete in the summer is the top city on the planet, especially for its architecture... the rest of Europe and everywhere else can just smoke on the sidelines. It's unique, an absolute gem. As a guy who loves clocking 20k steps a day and has traveled practically the whole globe, I stand by that 100%.
Over the last few days, Nik and I hit up a couple of events. What can I say... I'll keep it real, no sugarcoating. The only thing that carried the whole vibe was the venue itself. Out of the 2k people they hyped up, there were maybe 700 tops (and thatβs counting everyone who came and went). At any given moment, there were no more than 300 people chilling in a pretty massive space.
The rave was a whole different joke. AKA the afterparty. Look, zoomers, weβre boomers, and we genuinely don't get how you can dance and vibe to such harsh, hardcore techno. The grand total of two and a half people on the dance floor was proof enough.
But Aster on the 27th actually delivered. Super cozy vibe, didn't feel like standard St. Pete at all - felt like we teleported to another continent. They flew in some guys from Italy, we clicked with them perfectly. Pretty sure weβll hit them up for a visit sometime. Drink some limoncello...
All in all, it was a crazy good and packed week for the TokenLab crew. The infra won't build itself, but sometimes you just gotta surface for airπ
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The other day Nik (our top lead dev) came down to visit gorgeous St. Pete. And yeah, I genuinely think St. Pete in the summer is the top city on the planet, especially for its architecture... the rest of Europe and everywhere else can just smoke on the sidelines. It's unique, an absolute gem. As a guy who loves clocking 20k steps a day and has traveled practically the whole globe, I stand by that 100%.
Over the last few days, Nik and I hit up a couple of events. What can I say... I'll keep it real, no sugarcoating. The only thing that carried the whole vibe was the venue itself. Out of the 2k people they hyped up, there were maybe 700 tops (and thatβs counting everyone who came and went). At any given moment, there were no more than 300 people chilling in a pretty massive space.
The rave was a whole different joke. AKA the afterparty. Look, zoomers, weβre boomers, and we genuinely don't get how you can dance and vibe to such harsh, hardcore techno. The grand total of two and a half people on the dance floor was proof enough.
But Aster on the 27th actually delivered. Super cozy vibe, didn't feel like standard St. Pete at all - felt like we teleported to another continent. They flew in some guys from Italy, we clicked with them perfectly. Pretty sure weβll hit them up for a visit sometime. Drink some limoncello...
All in all, it was a crazy good and packed week for the TokenLab crew. The infra won't build itself, but sometimes you just gotta surface for air
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Talked to a "crypto grandpa" at some events the other day. One word led to another, turns out the grandpa is... 35. And Phil is 39... so I'm basically a crypto great-grandpa π€’
Seriously though, in conversations with crypto folks I realized one thing: the deeper you go, the thinner the budgets. Fewer fat whales at gatherings, the industry is restructuring, regulations are breathing down your neck. Flash your passport at a Russian crypto exchange = get ready to risk a fine of up to 40% for illegal currency transactions. And overall there's a kind of hidden bear market, a lot of people are tired and losing faith, but Robin is giving many people FOMO.
And let me tell you something - right now is a fucking great time for dev and building. While everyone else is shrinking, the market feeds those who launch and build their own product, not just hot air.
To see who's left standing, I'm going to Moscow on September 24 for Coin Craft.
I was just talking about the last event where instead of the promised 2000, only 700 showed up. Here the organizers are claiming 1500+ participants and 30+ speakers. Still, I'm going to check it out in person to see if it's real or if I'll be disappointed. Besides, I need to pass through Moscow on my way further anyway...
So why is TokenLab going there?
To listen and talk about AI + Web3 (this is super relevant for us right now).
To discuss the new rules and regulations (we need to approach this smartly).
And just to see the live crypto community in one place, make useful connections.
Anyway, if you're in Moscow on the 24th, come by the Futurione space. Try my promo code TokenLab, gives 10% off.
Let's see how many of us real ones are left.. See you all thereπ
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Seriously though, in conversations with crypto folks I realized one thing: the deeper you go, the thinner the budgets. Fewer fat whales at gatherings, the industry is restructuring, regulations are breathing down your neck. Flash your passport at a Russian crypto exchange = get ready to risk a fine of up to 40% for illegal currency transactions. And overall there's a kind of hidden bear market, a lot of people are tired and losing faith, but Robin is giving many people FOMO.
And let me tell you something - right now is a fucking great time for dev and building. While everyone else is shrinking, the market feeds those who launch and build their own product, not just hot air.
To see who's left standing, I'm going to Moscow on September 24 for Coin Craft.
I was just talking about the last event where instead of the promised 2000, only 700 showed up. Here the organizers are claiming 1500+ participants and 30+ speakers. Still, I'm going to check it out in person to see if it's real or if I'll be disappointed. Besides, I need to pass through Moscow on my way further anyway...
So why is TokenLab going there?
To listen and talk about AI + Web3 (this is super relevant for us right now).
To discuss the new rules and regulations (we need to approach this smartly).
And just to see the live crypto community in one place, make useful connections.
Anyway, if you're in Moscow on the 24th, come by the Futurione space. Try my promo code TokenLab, gives 10% off.
Let's see how many of us real ones are left.. See you all there
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