Most launchpads aren’t built for creators.
They’re built to extract from them.
High fees. Zero alignment.
Volume farming disguised as “community.”
PumpFun proved one thing:
There is demand for fast launches.
But speed without alignment just creates more disposable tokens.
SITH was built differently.
Every token launched on SITH is paired with the SITH token itself.
That means:
Liquidity doesn’t leak out of the ecosystem.
Every launch reinforces the base layer.
Every successful project strengthens the foundation it was built on.
Creators pay lower fees than PumpFun.
And the top 50 SITH holders don’t just speculate,
they participate.
They receive:
• A share of creator fees
• Token allocation from every new launch
Not hype. Not promises.
Mechanics.
This creates something most platforms don’t have:
A flywheel.
Better fees attract better creators
Better projects attract real traders
Traders generate real volume
Volume generates real fees
Fees fund buybacks + strengthen liquidity
Strong SITH attracts stronger creators
And the loop tightens.
The difference is subtle, but important.
Most launchpads are casinos.
SITH is infrastructure.
One extracts attention.
The other compounds it.
If you understand the difference, you’re early.
If you don’t, you’ll understand later.
$SITH will be launching soon! It’s gonna compete with Pumpfun
byu/Kryvenishere inCryptoMoonShots
Posted by Kryvenishere