People aren’t just mad about one bad launch or one rugged team. They’re mad that the dominant launchpad trained everyone to treat holders as exit liquidity. Speed and volume became the only metrics that mattered. Holding got punished. Flipping got rewarded. The structure itself made conviction a liability. That’s the real complaint underneath the #boycotpumpfun movement. Most of these coins weren’t designed for anyone to stay in them. Early buyers become the liquidity for the next wave of sellers, and the cycle repeats until the chart is dead and everyone rotates. Aligned Coins flip the incentives in code instead of promises: - decaying sniper tax for the first 20 seconds - dynamic sell locks on the bonding curve stage, so early buyers can’t instantly flip - post-graduation vesting for early holders so no single wallet can dump on week one, longer with larger pre-graduation share - dividends that flow back to holders proportionally - optional locking that still earns those dividends and additional token rewards - revenue share with the best coin of the day, distributed to its holders You don’t have to rely on the dev, the whales, or anyone’s words. The coin keeps the rules. No one can break that promise because the mechanisms are part of the coin itself. Boycotting the current meta is one response. Building something where holding actually pays is another. Follow if you want launches where holding is rewarded. More details soon

1/ Most memecoins die in <24 hours Not because the meme was bad Because holding is punished and flipping is rewarded