Building an app, a game, an AI tool or a meme, and crypto still feels like a foreign language? This post explains what a token could do for your project, from zero. I'm Crafter, and I do business development at @vibevibefun. I come from a technical background. Twenty years ago life took an unexpected turn, and since then the internet has been my office: I've run websites, built e-commerce businesses and managed a company from my desk. I've been in crypto for seven years, and in stock and futures markets before that. I also spent the last five months vibe coding a large platform, day and night. It's in beta testing now, and my full focus is on the BD work. I didn't arrive here by accident. I've followed Seedify and @meta_alchemist's work through every stage for six years. In the last few years I went from follower to supporter, and then I worked there as a scout, searching for projects that were ready to launch and finding them. When vibe/vibe started, I was in from day one. Today I'm on the BD team. Here is what I do all day. I look for people who are building something real, I study what they made, and I show them what a token could do for it. If it fits, I walk them through the testnet launch step by step, answer their questions, and stay around in the builder Discord after they launch. You never pay me anything for that. My side is covered by vibe/vibe, not by you. This post is long on purpose, so you only have to read it once. Let's start with the problem. Most builders I talk to tell me the same story. They built something good, they pay for AI subscriptions and servers every month, and not enough people use it. Too small an audience, no revenue yet, no community around it. The product sits on GitHub or in a folder. So what is a token? It's a digital unit that belongs to your project. People can hold it, buy it and sell it. Think of the credits inside an app or the coins in an arcade, with two differences: people can trade them with each other, and you don't have to build any of that system yourself. And what is vibe/vibe? It's a launchpad on Robinhood Chain, the network where Robinhood's stock tokens live. A launchpad is a website where you create a token by filling in a form: name, symbol, picture, description, a link to your product. You don't write any contract code. It's permissionless, which means nobody has to approve you or pick you. Right now it runs on testnet. Testnet is the practice version of the network. The money there is test money that you get for free from a faucet, a site that hands it out. Nothing real is at stake, so you can try everything, make mistakes and learn. Now the part that matters. What do you actually get? First, people. Your token shows up on the platform where traders and testers look for new things. It's a simple way to put your idea in front of real users and see if anyone cares. The team is also preparing more visibility for builders: builder sections in Telegram and Discord, an ecosystem X account, and invitations to the weekly Spaces. Second, a way for the project to fund itself. When you create the token you choose a tax of 1, 2 or 3%. That's a small fee on every buy and every sell. 80% of that fee goes where you decide, and you decide once, at launch: your project treasury, rewards for your holders (the people who own your token), burning tokens (destroying them so fewer exist), or a mix. The other 20% goes to the protocol. A number makes it clearer. With a 2% tax, a $1,000 trade produces $20 in fees. $16 of that follows your rules and $4 goes to the protocol. Send your share to the treasury and the trading in your token helps pay for the thing you're building. So where does the trading come from? From people using what you build. That's why the token needs a job inside your product: premium features, payments, rewards. When people need the token to use the product, they buy it and use it. Every one of those trades pays your tax. The treasury share funds more building, your holders can collect rewards, and whatever you chose to burn makes the token scarcer. A better product brings more usage, and more usage brings more trades. That's the loop. It only turns if people really use what you build. No usage means no trades, and no trades means no fees. It isn't a fixed salary, and nothing here guarantees a price or an amount. You can also buy a share of your own token at launch (the opening buy), so you hold a piece of what you're building. And on testnet it's all test money, so there your tax share is practice, not real funding. But it's a funding path most small builders don't have today. Third, a fair start. In the first 20 seconds of a launch, bots that try to grab the supply pay a tax that starts at 99% and drops to your normal rate. After that the price moves up as people buy and down as they sell. When enough has been bought, the token graduates: trading moves to a Uniswap v4 pool and that liquidity (the pool that lets people buy and sell) is locked permanently. The creator can't pull it out. Everything you set at launch stays fixed, so read each screen before you confirm. Fourth, a way to bring a community in. At launch you can reserve part of your supply as a graduation airdrop (tokens sent to people for free) for eligible holders, starting with $SPARK holders. Opt-in traders, opt-in X creators and $VIBEVIBE holders are the other audiences in the plan. Instead of starting from zero, you invite communities that already exist. Fifth, testnet rewards. 5% of the $VIBEVIBE supply is allocated to testnet participants, and builders get the biggest share. For a product you need a working demo or MVP, an idea alone isn't enough. Nothing is guaranteed until the final review, and nobody, including me, can promise you a reward. If you've looked at other launchpads, here is the short version of what's different. You pick the pair, the tax, the burn and the holder rewards yourself. And the official side by side comparison lists community curation, meaning guilds plus graduation airdrops, as something only vibe/vibe has. Guilds are coming next. The most important question isn't how to launch. It's what job your token does. A token with no job is just a ticker. A token with a job makes the project better. Here are some examples. If you vibe coded an app or a tool, the token can unlock premium features, pay for extra usage, and reward the people who report bugs, write guides or bring new users. The tax share in your treasury can go to the AI subscriptions and servers you're already paying for. If you make games, think tournament entries, in-game items, and rewards for top players and for people who make mods or levels. If you build AI agents, users can pay for agent runs with the token, and the people who provide data or compute can earn it. If you run an NFT project, you already have the hardest part, which is people. A token gives them something to do between mints: a currency inside your world, votes on what gets made next, access to future drops. If you make memes or art, you don't need a product. You need a character, a joke, a culture. Here you design the economy around it yourself instead of accepting a default: how much goes back to holders, how much gets burned, how much stays with the creator to keep making things. If you build around stocks and real world assets, this is where the chain is different. A new token is normally priced against ETH. Here you can pair it with a tokenized stock or ETF instead, and send part of your tax to your holders in that paired asset. Stock pairs are in testing on testnet with test assets. Two things to know: a stock token is not an actual share, and availability depends on your country. One thing so I don't oversell it. vibe/vibe gives you the token, the economy around it and the audience. The job itself (premium access, payments, votes) is something you wire into your own product. That's the building part, and you're already good at that. You'll also hear the word Spark. Spark is agent-training technology connected to vibe/vibe, and it has its own token, $SPARK. For a builder it matters in two ways. $SPARK holders are the first community you can include in your graduation airdrop, and the Spark integration itself is coming on mainnet. You don't need $SPARK to use the testnet. The holder side is explained in the docs. Where things stand today. Live on testnet: creating a token, trading, tax routing, graduation airdrop setup, and the trader, builder and season leaderboards. In testing: stock pairs. Referral invitations are tracked on testnet, and commissions are planned for mainnet. Coming next: guilds. Coming on mainnet: the vibe vibers NFT collection and the Spark integration. In development: Agent Quant Office. We're also finalizing our builder program. It's coming soon, and Discord is where you'll hear first. How do you start? It takes about five minutes. 1. Install a wallet like MetaMask or Rabby and create a new one just for testnet. Never use the wallet that holds your real money, and never share your seed phrase with anyone. 2. Add Robinhood Chain Testnet and get free test ETH from the official faucet. 3. Open the create form and fill in the name, symbol, image, description and the link to your demo or repo. 4. Choose your pair, your tax and where the tax goes, then confirm. 5. Sign one message when asked. It's free, it isn't a transaction, and it links your launch to me. That's it. Your token is live on testnet. I wrote step by step guides with screenshots for exactly this. They're in the post I'm quoting below. If you get stuck anywhere, write to me or join the Discord. You won't build alone there: playbooks for your token, community and launch, live workshops with the team, a launch checklist, a 90-day plan, and an interactive onboarding for new builders. I'm in it every day. Launch and Discord: vibevibe.fun/b/crafter Testnet only, no real money, nothing is guaranteed. So what are you building? Tell me below and I'll tell you what job a token could do for it. #vibecoding #buildinpublic

a good scout isn’t selling, they’re curious. actually try to understand what someone is building and the rest follows. open until thursday

3 days of @meta_alchemist having way too much fun building his own game, laughing the whole way 😄 We enjoyed every minute of it. Plus a battle royale being built from scratch. Making games is officially more fun than playing them now. Try building one this weekend. 🧑‍🔧 Add a token and it can turn into a project with its own economy and community. @vibevibefun #vibecoding

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Saving this one. If you want to vibe code a game, this is a good place to start. The key point is right at the top: give an AI a blank folder and you get slop. Give it the right tools and you get a better game, faster and with fewer tokens. 25 free repos: MCPs that plug your agent into Blender and Godot, AI 3D asset generation, the frameworks LLMs write best, and ready-made multiplayer. Got a game idea? Don’t start from scratch. Pick your tools from here first. An example game project : bg.vibevibe.fun/ #vibecoding #gamedev

with AI, everyone becomes a builder but the ones with fast, original ideas who launch early will have the edge even if your product isn't finished, launch a test token on vibe/vibe testnet and see how simple it is then design real use cases for it, join the Discord, get the builder role, collect help and ideas get your share of the testnet reward pool, show your project in Project Spotlight congrats, you're ready to launch : vibevibe.fun/b/crafter #VibeCoding #IndieDevs

If someone asks me “what is vibe/vibe?”, this is the page I’ll send from now on. The line that sums it up: launching is easy, growing is hard. Over 240,000 tokens have been launched on testnet. Most tokens anywhere fade after day one. What I like here is that the page is about what comes after launch. The part builders should look at is the Builder Foundry. It takes you from an idea to a 90-day plan, with playbooks, AI coaching, a launch-ready check, workshops and a community push. The more you build, the more support opens up. If you’re a vibe coder with a product and no idea how crypto works, start here. Pick “Builders” at the top and it walks you through. vibevibe.fun/welcome/

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If you’ve ever wanted to make a game but thought you needed to know how to code, this one is for you. Live vibe gaming workshop tomorrow on X, 1PM UTC. You’ll see how a game gets built with AI, step by step, from someone who has been doing it for a long time. Set a reminder and bring your questions. #IndieGameDev ^#vibecoding

Vibe coding is not a trend. It’s a shift in who gets to build. In February 2025, Andrej Karpathy coined the term. By the end of the year, Collins Dictionary named it Word of the Year. In the 2025 Stack Overflow survey, 84% of developers said they use or plan to use AI coding tools. The cost of building software is collapsing. One person can now ship what used to need a team. And it’s not just websites: Games. Mobile and web apps. AI agents and bots. SaaS tools. Communities and social apps. Creative and generative art projects. When everyone can build, building stops being the advantage. The hard part becomes users, retention and funding. A token, if it’s built into the product, helps with all three. What a token can do inside a product: In a game: unlock characters, items or levels, enter tournaments, vote on the next map or feature. In an app or SaaS tool: unlock premium features, pay for usage, get access before everyone else. In an AI agent or bot: pay per task or query, holders get higher limits or priority. In a community or social app: membership, private channels, voting on decisions. In a creative project: access to drops, collaborations, a say in what gets made next. What it gives the builder: Funding without investors. On vibe/vibe, every trade carries a small tax and most of it goes to the project. The builder decides how that’s used: treasury, holder rewards or burn. A community from day one. People who hold your token have a reason to care, give feedback and share. A built-in way to grow. Users become supporters, not just visitors. And the rails are ready. Robinhood Chain went live on mainnet on July 1, 2026, an Ethereum Layer 2 built on Arbitrum with more than 2,000 tokenized assets. A new chain needs real products: games, tools, apps. That’s exactly what vibe coders make. My view: the next wave of crypto projects won’t come from crypto natives. It will come from builders who never planned to touch crypto, but can now ship a real product with a token that actually does something. #vibecoding #indiehackers