Gm,

For the past three years, I’ve been developing and iterating on a project that is now called Stickr. My goal was always to create something unique and distinct from the flood of coin launchers out there. This is the story of that journey, the lessons I learned, and what I’ve finally built.

If we go back to the beginning, it started with a project called Gumball, you can think of this as the first version of Stickr. We created a launchpad for NFTs where every collection had its own ERC20 token. To buy an NFT, you first had to buy its token from a bonding curve, then swap it one-to-one for the NFT. The tokenomics were actually pretty impressive: Gumball NFTs had the deepest liquidity on the market, you could borrow against them without risking liquidation, and you earned swap fees just for holding (like an LP).

But the concept just didn't catch on. By that time, the NFT hype had died, and so did my hopes of getting out of my mom's basement.

Then FriendTech launched, and people went nuts. It was a massive success, and honestly, it was painful to watch because it was so similar to Gumball, just marketed differently. On FriendTech, anyone could launch their own social token. This was a huge unlock compared to Gumball, where we only allowed artists to launch tokens after building an entire art collection. It was too big of an ask, and it meant we had very few launches.

The biggest bottleneck, I realized, wasn't just the high-effort launch process. It was my own definition of "substance." It became clear that what I considered important didn't matter to most users, who just wanted to launch and trade coins.

Pump.fun came along and showed us the way. They proved that people were interested in launching and trading coins where the "substance" was memes, attention, branding, and community. Pump.fun made it possible for anyone, not just influencers or artists, to launch a successful coin. All you needed was some SOL and a dream.

By that time, I had developed the second version of Stickr, it was called WaveFront and was basically Gumball without the NFT baggage. Anyone could launch a coin with deep liquidity and all the cool features Gumball offered. Unfortunately, our team was young and inexperienced, and it took us far too long to build WaveFront’s frontend. By the time we had it done, launchpads were already the meta, and we had no go-to-market strategy. We fell flat and never even launched it.

So I went back to the drawing board. I decided to take more time to refine the features and make sure coins launching on Stickr were just "better." I focused heavily on the tokenomics, on fairness, on deep liquidity. But as I watched so many other launchpads duke it out and struggle to gain traction, it became clear that most users didn't really care about perfect tokenomics. These degenerates just wanted to ape in, make (or lose) money, and have fun.

I knew I had to differentiate Stickr in a more meaningful way.

I've always admired the HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu community. Their website is a masterclass in community-driven branding. It’s overflowing with a vibrant collection of memes and content that captures their spirit. This content floods the internet, exposing a wider audience to their brand every single day.

This highlighted what is missing in most memecoins: a direct link between the coin and its content.

Memecoins need compelling content to build their communities. It’s why they’re called memecoins. I’ve seen other platforms try to bolt on content, but I don’t think they’ve gotten it right. Zora's content coins are a step in the right direction, but by giving every piece of media its own isolated market, their model risks diluting the community's energy rather than concentrating it around a single asset. The shortcoming of every coin launcher I see is that the content is not directly integrated into the coin’s mechanics.

Once I realized the importance of content, the next challenge was how to incentivize people to actually create it for the coins they love. And beyond that, how does the community curate that content?

My first thought was to give a cut of the fees to the coin's deployer. Many launchpads do this now, but the market's reaction has been lukewarm at best. It wasn't the answer.

Then I stumbled upon a video by Wirelyss on Twitter. She was talking about how creator fees on Pump.fun were actually extracting more from the community. Deployers were launching tons of tokens a day without any intention of building a community. If a community happened to form, the deployer would get paid and move on, leaving the believers to carry the burden. This felt fundamentally wrong.

My goal was the opposite. I wanted to create a system where anyone in the community could get involved, contribute, and share in the rewards of their efforts. After all, a coin is nothing without its community. A merit-based ownership system felt crucial.

After all these lessons, I rebuilt Stickr from the ground up. What started as a launchpad for coins with up-only tokenomics has evolved into an onchain social app that’s like a mix between a Reddit and Robinhood.

On Stickr, you don't just launch a coin; you launch an entire, self-contained economy called a Community. Think of a Community like a subreddit or forum.

Each Community has two core components:

• Coins (The Robinhood Part): These are the ERC-20 tokens that represent ownership of the Community. You can buy and sell them on a built-in market that has deep, permanent liquidity.

• Stickers (The 'Reddit' Part): This is the soul of the Community. It’s a collective timeline of content—text posts, images, or videos—that users post to the Community. These stickers are represented onchain as NFTs.

The magic of Stickr is how it weaves these two parts together. The creative energy of the Community (the stickers) directly fuels the financial value of the Community (the coins) in a self-reinforcing loop.

To really get it, let's break down the three types of users and the core game loop.

There are three main roles on any Stickr Community:

• Coin Holders: They buy and hold Community Coins to speculate on a Community’s success, kind of like buying a memecoin.

• Creators: These are the content creators. They create awesome stickers and post them to a Community to contribute to the culture.

• Collectors: These are the curators. They find the best stickers in a Community and show their appreciation by "collecting" them.

The core mechanic of Stickr is "collecting." It's our version of a super-upvote that also transfers ownership of the sticker NFT from its previous owner to the new collector.

This is all powered by a new Dutch Auction mechanism:

1. A Creator posts a new sticker. Its price automatically starts at $1.

2. A Collector sees it and pays $1 to collect it.

3. Instantly, that $1 is split three ways by the smart contract:

   • 90% ($0.90) goes to the Previous Owner (or the creator, if it's the first sale).

   • 5% ($0.05) goes to the Original Creator as a perpetual royalty. They will earn this 5% every single time their sticker is collected in the future.

   • 5% ($0.05) is used to "heal" the Community's economy, automatically buying the Community's Coin to permanently increase its floor and market price for all Coin Holders.

4. The moment the sticker is collected, its price doubles to $2.

5. This new $2 price then begins to decay back down to $0 over 30 days. (For example, after 15 days, the price would be $1.50). It stays at $0 until someone collects it again, at which point the price would double and the cycle repeats.

When you collect a sticker, you aren't just an owner of the sticker; you also gain ownership of the Community. The amount you paid is automatically deposited as your "staking balance" in the Community's reward contract.

You now earn a share of all trading fees generated from the Community's Coin. Your portion of the rewards is directly proportional to your share of the Community's total staking balance. For example, if your staking balance (the total you've paid for your stickers) makes up 10% of the total staking balance of the entire Community, you will earn 10% of the collected swap fees. This means the more valuable your collection is, the bigger your share of the community's economic activity.

This creates an incredible flywheel:

• Collectors are incentivized to find and "collect" the best content.

• The best Creators are rewarded with perpetual royalties.

• The very act of curating content directly pumps the value of the coin for everyone in the community.

When you create a Community, you decide how it runs. You can make it an unmoderated free-for-all where anyone can post a sticker, or you can set it to "moderated." In a moderated Community, new stickers must be approved by you (the Community owner or by moderators you appoint) before they appear on the timeline and become collectable.

In this section you’ll get a better idea of what a Community looks like by going through screenshots of a real example that’s live on testnet.

So this is a Community on Stickr called fall style slay. The Community Coins have the ticker FSLAY. In the screenshot you can see the cover image of the Community, its coin price, description and the address of the Community maker. Under that there are the top stickers on the Community. You can also see Today’s collect volume which is the amount of money spent collecting stickers that day.

When you click on a sticker you get taken to the sticker view. On this page you can see the sticker’s current collect price (e.g., $31.77). That means you would have to spend that amount to collect and own this sticker. And if you did, that purchase amount would become your staking balance, earning you a share of the Community's swap fees (which you can see how much in that weekly revenue field).

Now if we go back to the Community and switch it to the coin trading view you can see a chart of the Community Coin's performance.

If you scroll down you can see your position. In this case the user has 232 coins which have a market value of around $3k.

If you scroll down more you can see the user’s collection, which is the stickers from this Community that they own. The user owns 1 stickers on this Community. This user's staking balance (the total they paid for these stickers) currently represents 7% of the Community's total staking balance, so 7% of the swap fees allotted to collectors are going to this user. You can also see how much money the user has spent acquiring this collection and how much they have earned from doing so.

Underneath that you can see the stickers the user created for this Community, their total value, and the royalties they've earned.

The coins you own from a Stickr Community aren't your average memecoin. They're fundamentally different. We’ve embedded an entire, sophisticated economic engine directly into the coin's code, giving them superpowers that create a more resilient and rewarding experience for everyone involved.

Every Community has its own built-in market that runs on a constant-product AMM (the same logic as UniswapV2, x*y=k). This ensures there's always deep liquidity for seamless price discovery with minimal slippage.

But here's the key difference: unlike traditional tokens that rely on users depositing funds into risky, external liquidity pools, a Community's liquidity is owned by the coin itself. The liquidity is permanently embedded into the coin's code. This makes the liquidity inseparable from the coin's existence.

This is a massive leap forward from the idea of "Protocol-Owned Liquidity." It means liquidity can never be rugged, removed, or drained. It creates an unstoppable financial foundation that supports the coin’s value forever.

Every single action on a Community—a buy, a sell, or a sticker being collected—dynamically shifts the coin’s pricing curve in real-time. This is where the magic happens.

• Buys and "Heals": When someone buys coins or a sticker is collected, a portion of the incoming value is used to perform a "reserve heal." This injects fresh USDC into the coin's reserves, strengthening its backing and pushing both the market price and the floor price up.

• Sells and "Burns": When someone sells coins, a tiny fraction of the supply is automatically burned. This strategically reduces supply and, crucially, also pushes the floor price up for everyone who holds.

Unlike a standard ERC-20 token where burning supply doesn't affect the live market price, every burn or heal on Stickr immediately updates the AMM's pricing curve. The system is designed to reward the community.

Even more uniquely, this system is demand-aware. When demand is low (meaning more coins are sitting in the AMM), the impact of burns and heals becomes much larger. This creates a powerful, self-correcting mechanism that rapidly shrinks supply or boosts reserves when the Community needs it most.

Thanks to a "virtual reserve" structure coded into the coins, we can mathematically guarantee a permanent floor price—the absolute lowest price the coins can ever reach.

Because every transaction either "heals" reserves or "burns" supply in a way that benefits the floor, this guaranteed price can only rise over time. It acts like a ratchet, locking in value gains permanently. This creates predictable, resilient value for holders and protects the entire Community from the extreme downside volatility common in crypto. Every interaction makes the token's economic foundation stronger.

This is where it all comes together. The guaranteed, ever-rising floor price enables our most powerful feature: liquidation-free credit lines.

You can borrow USDC against your coins up to their full floor value.

• Zero Liquidation Risk: Since the floor price can never decrease, the minimum value of your collateral is always guaranteed. Even if every other holder sold, the reserves backing your coins would still be there.

• Truly Decentralized: This is an oracle-free, overcollateralized loan that happens natively inside the coin's contract. There is no need for a separate lending platform or middleman.

• You Keep Custody: You never have to deposit your coins into a vault or staking contract. The tokens remain securely in your wallet at all times while you borrow against them.

Best of all, this structure is incredibly tax-efficient. In most systems, yield or swap fees are taxed as income when you receive them. On Stickr, these rewards don't come to you directly; instead, they "heal" the reserves, increasing the floor price and your collateral value without creating a taxable event. As the floor rises, your credit line expands. You can borrow against your increased wealth without selling, deferring any potential capital gains tax until you finally decide to sell your coins.

Stickr lets coin holders silently compound value, giving you a safe way to access your capital while maximizing both your upside and your tax efficiency.

The economic model is transparent. A 1% swap fee on Community Coin trades is distributed as follows:

• 20% to Collectors (distributed proportional to their "staking balance" from the stickers they own).

• 20% to the Stickr Treasury (as protocol revenue, if we launch a token for Stickr this is what would get used for buy-back/burn).

• 20% (optional to developers who build integrations or frontends for Stickr, basically for builder codes).

• 40-60% to Coin Holders (delivered through the "heal" and "burn" mechanisms that increase the coin's floor price).

What started as a journey to build a better launchpad has evolved into something much more exciting: a new kind of social network. It’s a place where the content you create and the communities you build have real, tangible value because the culture itself becomes the economy.

Instead of your creativity generating revenue for a faceless platform, it directly fuels the ecosystem you and your friends are a part of. This is a move away from the old model of social media and toward a future of smaller, sovereign communities that own their culture and control their own value. We're not just creating better tokens; we're creating the tools to build better online worlds.

And this vision is no longer just an idea. The core infrastructure is now complete. The smart contracts have been written, thoroughly tested, and are deployed on testnet. The subgraph is indexed, and a mvp of the Stickr frontend is live for you to explore.

This is where you come in. We need pioneers, creators, and degens to help us shape the future of Stickr. Dm me if you want to try it out.

Launch a Community, create a sticker, or collect one you love. See how the flywheel works for yourself. Let us know what you think, share your feedback, and reach out if you’re interested in getting more involved. Let's build the future of onchain communities together.

Thanks for reading!!

Gm,

For the past three years, I’ve been developing and iterating on a project that is now called Stickr. My goal was always to create something unique and distinct from the flood of coin launchers out there. This is the story of that journey, the lessons I learned, and what I’ve finally built.

If we go back to the beginning, it started with a project called Gumball, you can think of this as the first version of Stickr. We created a launchpad for NFTs where every collection had its own ERC20 token. To buy an NFT, you first had to buy its token from a bonding curve, then swap it one-to-one for the NFT. The tokenomics were actually pretty impressive: Gumball NFTs had the deepest liquidity on the market, you could borrow against them without risking liquidation, and you earned swap fees just for holding (like an LP).

But the concept just didn't catch on. By that time, the NFT hype had died, and so did my hopes of getting out of my mom's basement.

Then FriendTech launched, and people went nuts. It was a massive success, and honestly, it was painful to watch because it was so similar to Gumball, just marketed differently. On FriendTech, anyone could launch their own social token. This was a huge unlock compared to Gumball, where we only allowed artists to launch tokens after building an entire art collection. It was too big of an ask, and it meant we had very few launches.

The biggest bottleneck, I realized, wasn't just the high-effort launch process. It was my own definition of "substance." It became clear that what I considered important didn't matter to most users, who just wanted to launch and trade coins.

Pump.fun came along and showed us the way. They proved that people were interested in launching and trading coins where the "substance" was memes, attention, branding, and community. Pump.fun made it possible for anyone, not just influencers or artists, to launch a successful coin. All you needed was some SOL and a dream.

By that time, I had developed the second version of Stickr, it was called WaveFront and was basically Gumball without the NFT baggage. Anyone could launch a coin with deep liquidity and all the cool features Gumball offered. Unfortunately, our team was young and inexperienced, and it took us far too long to build WaveFront’s frontend. By the time we had it done, launchpads were already the meta, and we had no go-to-market strategy. We fell flat and never even launched it.

So I went back to the drawing board. I decided to take more time to refine the features and make sure coins launching on Stickr were just "better." I focused heavily on the tokenomics, on fairness, on deep liquidity. But as I watched so many other launchpads duke it out and struggle to gain traction, it became clear that most users didn't really care about perfect tokenomics. These degenerates just wanted to ape in, make (or lose) money, and have fun.

I knew I had to differentiate Stickr in a more meaningful way.

I've always admired the HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu community. Their website is a masterclass in community-driven branding. It’s overflowing with a vibrant collection of memes and content that captures their spirit. This content floods the internet, exposing a wider audience to their brand every single day.

This highlighted what is missing in most memecoins: a direct link between the coin and its content.

Memecoins need compelling content to build their communities. It’s why they’re called memecoins. I’ve seen other platforms try to bolt on content, but I don’t think they’ve gotten it right. Zora's content coins are a step in the right direction, but by giving every piece of media its own isolated market, their model risks diluting the community's energy rather than concentrating it around a single asset. The shortcoming of every coin launcher I see is that the content is not directly integrated into the coin’s mechanics.

Once I realized the importance of content, the next challenge was how to incentivize people to actually create it for the coins they love. And beyond that, how does the community curate that content?

My first thought was to give a cut of the fees to the coin's deployer. Many launchpads do this now, but the market's reaction has been lukewarm at best. It wasn't the answer.

Then I stumbled upon a video by Wirelyss on Twitter. She was talking about how creator fees on Pump.fun were actually extracting more from the community. Deployers were launching tons of tokens a day without any intention of building a community. If a community happened to form, the deployer would get paid and move on, leaving the believers to carry the burden. This felt fundamentally wrong.

My goal was the opposite. I wanted to create a system where anyone in the community could get involved, contribute, and share in the rewards of their efforts. After all, a coin is nothing without its community. A merit-based ownership system felt crucial.

After all these lessons, I rebuilt Stickr from the ground up. What started as a launchpad for coins with up-only tokenomics has evolved into an onchain social app that’s like a mix between a Reddit and Robinhood.

On Stickr, you don't just launch a coin; you launch an entire, self-contained economy called a Community. Think of a Community like a subreddit or forum.

Each Community has two core components:

• Coins (The Robinhood Part): These are the ERC-20 tokens that represent ownership of the Community. You can buy and sell them on a built-in market that has deep, permanent liquidity.

• Stickers (The 'Reddit' Part): This is the soul of the Community. It’s a collective timeline of content—text posts, images, or videos—that users post to the Community. These stickers are represented onchain as NFTs.

The magic of Stickr is how it weaves these two parts together. The creative energy of the Community (the stickers) directly fuels the financial value of the Community (the coins) in a self-reinforcing loop.

To really get it, let's break down the three types of users and the core game loop.

There are three main roles on any Stickr Community:

• Coin Holders: They buy and hold Community Coins to speculate on a Community’s success, kind of like buying a memecoin.

• Creators: These are the content creators. They create awesome stickers and post them to a Community to contribute to the culture.

• Collectors: These are the curators. They find the best stickers in a Community and show their appreciation by "collecting" them.

The core mechanic of Stickr is "collecting." It's our version of a super-upvote that also transfers ownership of the sticker NFT from its previous owner to the new collector.

This is all powered by a new Dutch Auction mechanism:

1. A Creator posts a new sticker. Its price automatically starts at $1.

2. A Collector sees it and pays $1 to collect it.

3. Instantly, that $1 is split three ways by the smart contract:

   • 90% ($0.90) goes to the Previous Owner (or the creator, if it's the first sale).

   • 5% ($0.05) goes to the Original Creator as a perpetual royalty. They will earn this 5% every single time their sticker is collected in the future.

   • 5% ($0.05) is used to "heal" the Community's economy, automatically buying the Community's Coin to permanently increase its floor and market price for all Coin Holders.

4. The moment the sticker is collected, its price doubles to $2.

5. This new $2 price then begins to decay back down to $0 over 30 days. (For example, after 15 days, the price would be $1.50). It stays at $0 until someone collects it again, at which point the price would double and the cycle repeats.

When you collect a sticker, you aren't just an owner of the sticker; you also gain ownership of the Community. The amount you paid is automatically deposited as your "staking balance" in the Community's reward contract.

You now earn a share of all trading fees generated from the Community's Coin. Your portion of the rewards is directly proportional to your share of the Community's total staking balance. For example, if your staking balance (the total you've paid for your stickers) makes up 10% of the total staking balance of the entire Community, you will earn 10% of the collected swap fees. This means the more valuable your collection is, the bigger your share of the community's economic activity.

This creates an incredible flywheel:

• Collectors are incentivized to find and "collect" the best content.

• The best Creators are rewarded with perpetual royalties.

• The very act of curating content directly pumps the value of the coin for everyone in the community.

When you create a Community, you decide how it runs. You can make it an unmoderated free-for-all where anyone can post a sticker, or you can set it to "moderated." In a moderated Community, new stickers must be approved by you (the Community owner or by moderators you appoint) before they appear on the timeline and become collectable.

In this section you’ll get a better idea of what a Community looks like by going through screenshots of a real example that’s live on testnet.

So this is a Community on Stickr called fall style slay. The Community Coins have the ticker FSLAY. In the screenshot you can see the cover image of the Community, its coin price, description and the address of the Community maker. Under that there are the top stickers on the Community. You can also see Today’s collect volume which is the amount of money spent collecting stickers that day.

When you click on a sticker you get taken to the sticker view. On this page you can see the sticker’s current collect price (e.g., $31.77). That means you would have to spend that amount to collect and own this sticker. And if you did, that purchase amount would become your staking balance, earning you a share of the Community's swap fees (which you can see how much in that weekly revenue field).

Now if we go back to the Community and switch it to the coin trading view you can see a chart of the Community Coin's performance.

If you scroll down you can see your position. In this case the user has 232 coins which have a market value of around $3k.

If you scroll down more you can see the user’s collection, which is the stickers from this Community that they own. The user owns 1 stickers on this Community. This user's staking balance (the total they paid for these stickers) currently represents 7% of the Community's total staking balance, so 7% of the swap fees allotted to collectors are going to this user. You can also see how much money the user has spent acquiring this collection and how much they have earned from doing so.

Underneath that you can see the stickers the user created for this Community, their total value, and the royalties they've earned.

The coins you own from a Stickr Community aren't your average memecoin. They're fundamentally different. We’ve embedded an entire, sophisticated economic engine directly into the coin's code, giving them superpowers that create a more resilient and rewarding experience for everyone involved.

Every Community has its own built-in market that runs on a constant-product AMM (the same logic as UniswapV2, x*y=k). This ensures there's always deep liquidity for seamless price discovery with minimal slippage.

But here's the key difference: unlike traditional tokens that rely on users depositing funds into risky, external liquidity pools, a Community's liquidity is owned by the coin itself. The liquidity is permanently embedded into the coin's code. This makes the liquidity inseparable from the coin's existence.

This is a massive leap forward from the idea of "Protocol-Owned Liquidity." It means liquidity can never be rugged, removed, or drained. It creates an unstoppable financial foundation that supports the coin’s value forever.

Every single action on a Community—a buy, a sell, or a sticker being collected—dynamically shifts the coin’s pricing curve in real-time. This is where the magic happens.

• Buys and "Heals": When someone buys coins or a sticker is collected, a portion of the incoming value is used to perform a "reserve heal." This injects fresh USDC into the coin's reserves, strengthening its backing and pushing both the market price and the floor price up.

• Sells and "Burns": When someone sells coins, a tiny fraction of the supply is automatically burned. This strategically reduces supply and, crucially, also pushes the floor price up for everyone who holds.

Unlike a standard ERC-20 token where burning supply doesn't affect the live market price, every burn or heal on Stickr immediately updates the AMM's pricing curve. The system is designed to reward the community.

Even more uniquely, this system is demand-aware. When demand is low (meaning more coins are sitting in the AMM), the impact of burns and heals becomes much larger. This creates a powerful, self-correcting mechanism that rapidly shrinks supply or boosts reserves when the Community needs it most.

Thanks to a "virtual reserve" structure coded into the coins, we can mathematically guarantee a permanent floor price—the absolute lowest price the coins can ever reach.

Because every transaction either "heals" reserves or "burns" supply in a way that benefits the floor, this guaranteed price can only rise over time. It acts like a ratchet, locking in value gains permanently. This creates predictable, resilient value for holders and protects the entire Community from the extreme downside volatility common in crypto. Every interaction makes the token's economic foundation stronger.

This is where it all comes together. The guaranteed, ever-rising floor price enables our most powerful feature: liquidation-free credit lines.

You can borrow USDC against your coins up to their full floor value.

• Zero Liquidation Risk: Since the floor price can never decrease, the minimum value of your collateral is always guaranteed. Even if every other holder sold, the reserves backing your coins would still be there.

• Truly Decentralized: This is an oracle-free, overcollateralized loan that happens natively inside the coin's contract. There is no need for a separate lending platform or middleman.

• You Keep Custody: You never have to deposit your coins into a vault or staking contract. The tokens remain securely in your wallet at all times while you borrow against them.

Best of all, this structure is incredibly tax-efficient. In most systems, yield or swap fees are taxed as income when you receive them. On Stickr, these rewards don't come to you directly; instead, they "heal" the reserves, increasing the floor price and your collateral value without creating a taxable event. As the floor rises, your credit line expands. You can borrow against your increased wealth without selling, deferring any potential capital gains tax until you finally decide to sell your coins.

Stickr lets coin holders silently compound value, giving you a safe way to access your capital while maximizing both your upside and your tax efficiency.

The economic model is transparent. A 1% swap fee on Community Coin trades is distributed as follows:

• 20% to Collectors (distributed proportional to their "staking balance" from the stickers they own).

• 20% to the Stickr Treasury (as protocol revenue, if we launch a token for Stickr this is what would get used for buy-back/burn).

• 20% (optional to developers who build integrations or frontends for Stickr, basically for builder codes).

• 40-60% to Coin Holders (delivered through the "heal" and "burn" mechanisms that increase the coin's floor price).

What started as a journey to build a better launchpad has evolved into something much more exciting: a new kind of social network. It’s a place where the content you create and the communities you build have real, tangible value because the culture itself becomes the economy.

Instead of your creativity generating revenue for a faceless platform, it directly fuels the ecosystem you and your friends are a part of. This is a move away from the old model of social media and toward a future of smaller, sovereign communities that own their culture and control their own value. We're not just creating better tokens; we're creating the tools to build better online worlds.

And this vision is no longer just an idea. The core infrastructure is now complete. The smart contracts have been written, thoroughly tested, and are deployed on testnet. The subgraph is indexed, and a mvp of the Stickr frontend is live for you to explore.

This is where you come in. We need pioneers, creators, and degens to help us shape the future of Stickr. Dm me if you want to try it out.

Launch a Community, create a sticker, or collect one you love. See how the flywheel works for yourself. Let us know what you think, share your feedback, and reach out if you’re interested in getting more involved. Let's build the future of onchain communities together.

Thanks for reading!!