A live L2 is not one switch. It is a stack. Some parts are already operating. Native TEA bridging. L2 transfers. Explorer access. Public RPC. Ethereum settlement contracts. Withdrawals back to Ethereum. Each one is a layer that makes the network more usable. And the stack keeps expanding. The point is not to call everything finished on day one. The point is to show what is live, keep shipping what comes next, and make the path forward visible.

$TEA on MEXC. 00:00 UTC. June 4. tea mainnet goes live. $TEA enters market as the economic layer for tea’s open-source network. The Tea Party is almost here.

$TEA is coming to KuCoin GemPool. 133,333,333 $TEA in rewards. Stake $USDG, $KCS, or $TEA to participate. tea is bringing open-source software into a more visible, verifiable, and supportable economic layer. The Tea Party continues.

The official $TEA token contract address on Ethereum is: 0x7eA7ea50ed58BC4d0a9194bCD328E21F7Be80c2B Always verify before adding to your wallet.

$TEA is coming to KuCoin. Trading starts at 00:00 UTC on June 4. tea mainnet goes live the same day, bringing $TEA into market as the economic layer for open-source software. The Tea Party is almost here.

Launch weeks create noise. $TEA goes live at 00:00 UTC on June 4. Before access opens, use one source of truth: Official tea channels. No DMs. No private forms. No fake pools. No unofficial links. Clarity is security.

Transparency before market entry. tea’s B-1 filing is live via Blockworks, giving the market a clearer look at tokenomics, airdrops, governance, market-making structure, and launch exchange commitments. $TEA goes live at 00:00 UTC on June 4. Read More: blockworks.com/token-transpa…

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tea minus 2 days. $TEA goes live at 00:00 UTC on June 4. Mainnet goes live. The launch route is coming into view, with Aerodrome as tea’s launch venue and launch partner. Two days left. The Tea Party begins June 4.

Aero Ignition Spaces: $TEA. Tomorrow, Timothy Lewis, CEO of pkgx, joins Aerodrome to discuss the open-source economy, $TEA’s role in the ecosystem, launching with Ignition, and the path to mainnet. Set a reminder. The Tea Party is almost here.

A launch needs more than attention. It needs the logic to line up. Product logic: the TEA DApp, GPG key verification, BounTEA, claims, governance, dependency context, and support flows. Partner logic: Aerodrome as tea’s launch venue and launch partner. Market logic: open-source trust becoming more important as AI makes software faster to create, reuse, and ship. That is the frame for $TEA. Product. Partner. Market. Aligned. Voting is live. Only on Aerodrome.

Trust is only useful when people can act on it. That is the point of tea. The open-source graph needs better ways to understand source context: who stands behind a project, what it depends on, what claims exist around it, and how support or governance should move through the system. GPG key verification brings identity closer to maintainer context. Dependency context makes the software graph easier to understand. Claims, governance, and support flows give participation more structure. Source trust, made usable.

$TEA voting is live on Aerodrome. Find the USDC/TEA pool. Vote with veAERO. Help direct emissions onchain. Vote here: aerodrome.finance/vote Mainnet goes live June 4. The Tea Party begins on Aerodrome.

The kettle is on. $TEA voting is live on Aerodrome. $TEA is launching through Aero Ignition, with voting, incentives, emissions, and liquidity coordination onchain. Mainnet goes live June 4. Vote on Aerodrome: aerodrome.finance/vote The Tea Party begins.

The kettle is on. $TEA incentives are incoming through Aero Ignition. 2% of $TEA supply is committed for Week 1 emissions in the USDC/TEA pool. Mainnet goes live June 4. The Tea Party begins on Aerodrome.

Most launches begin when trading opens. $TEA starts before that. On Aerodrome, voting is part of market formation. veAERO voters help direct emissions. Emissions help attract liquidity. Liquidity helps markets form onchain. That is why May 28 matters. It is not just a date before TGE. It is the first market-formation event in the $TEA launch. Voting opens May 28. TGE is June 4. The Tea Party begins on @aeroxyz.

Open-source claims only matter when they connect to real work. A project is not important because it says it is. It matters because of what depends on it, who maintains it, how it is used, and what role it plays in the software graph. tea helps make that context easier to see. Through the tea network and TEA DApp, users and developers can discover projects, understand dependency context, participate in claims and governance, and support the open-source work modern software relies on. Claims become more useful when they are connected to the graph.

$TEA is not launching into a vacuum. It is launching into a software world where trust is becoming harder and more valuable. More AI-generated code. More dependencies. More package decisions. More software moving into production at speed. The next question is not just who can produce code. It is who can verify what that code depends on. tea is built for that context: provenance, dependency intelligence, claims, governance, and support around open-source work. Code is abundant. Trust is scarce.