In this monologue, the speaker promotes the Zora cryptocurrency as a powerful launchpad for creator tokens, emphasizing its integration with high‑profile figures such as Gary Tan (CEO of Y Combinator), Jesse Pollock (creator of the Base chain), and Soulja Boy. The speaker explains Zora’s tokenomics: creator coins are profile‑level tokens paired with Zora in a liquidity pool, with 50 % of supply tradable and 50 % linearly unlocked to the creator, a small fee on every trade paid in Zora, and rewards (to creators, referrers, and the protocol) also distributed in Zora. Additionally, 33 % of trading fees are locked permanently to preserve liquidity, creating continual buy‑side demand. The speaker argues that the combination of credible backers, low liquidity, and built‑in demand mechanisms positions Zora for rapid price appreciation within a few months, urging patience and warning that many will miss the opportunity. A brief legal note mentions the Clarity Act as a safeguard against lawsuits for token launches.
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I'm gonna make so much money off of the Zora coin, I'm telling you. Look, hey, look, look at this. Gary Tan, the president and CEO of Y Combinator, okay, this dude just launched his Zora token. Yes, he launched a Zora token. You have to comprehend what just happened. Let me show you. As you can see, this is his profile. He linked his social media, which confirms that he launched his own Zora token. Now, I'm not talking about buying his token. I'm talking about Zora specifically as a platform. I've been talking about it over and over again. The launchpad is what makes the money. Let me show you what I'm talking about. Jesse Pollock, the creator of the Base chain, launched this coin as well. So we got basically a trend of very credible people. We have Soulja Boy launching his coin. We have a whole bunch of people launching their coin. A really, really obvious chain of very credible people launching their own token. So basically, Zora is the cryptocurrency that helps people launch their own creator tokens. And as you can see right here, creator coins are profile-level tokens on Zora. So when you launch your own token, You're using the Zora platform and they pair your token with Zora as a liquidity pool. So you get 50% of the token supply that's tradable, and then you have 50% that goes to the creator, but it's unlocked linearly. The creator can't just sell on you. They have the tokens that they get it every so often. They don't have the full supply of tokens. They can't just sell it on you. So right here, as you can see, creators earn Zora from every trade activity. So there's a small fee paid out in the form of Zora. So that means that every time a creator launches a token or creates a post or there's a trade made, whatever the case is, Zora gets by demand, by demand. That means that there's Zora being taken off the market. Not only that, but there's rewards that are distributed to creators, referrers, and the protocol on every trade, and they're all paid out in Zora. Also, it preserves liquidity, locking 33% of the trading fees as a permanent pool depth. So all that liquidity, again by demand for Zora, converts the fees into a multi-hop swap that ensures all rewards are paid in Zora. The point is they have worked the Zora token into multiple parts of the content creator and, you know, them launching their own brand and them, you know, making their own content. They've worked Zora in on multiple levels. This is all by demand. Now, what you have to comprehend is that this is the president and CEO of Y Combinator, okay? Listen to what I'm saying. Y Combinator is the world's most influential startup accelerator responsible for launching Airbnb, Stripe, Dropbox, Reddit. What you got to comprehend is that Zora is a launchpad, okay? It's a launchpad that's worked into the backend of Base, which is the main application for the blockchain created by Coinbase. And we have significant amounts of credibility all launching coins. We know that you cannot get sued anymore, probably because of the Clarity Act. That's going to pass if you launch your coin. We also know that the fees are baked into Zora, so that means that everyone that launches their coin, everyone that makes a post credible or not, Zora gets a piece of it. That's buy demand. There's buy demand. And then listen to what I'm saying because there's so much buy demand. But the thing about Zora is that the liquidity is so small. That means that we have a very, very like I'm telling you, it's a sweet spot: a really high credible token with really low liquidity. If we have low liquidity, it means the price will shoot up fast. It might not be right now, have patience, but we have a really, really good working product that a lot of credible people seem to believe the same thing. I really hope you can hear it. There's gonna be a lot of people upset when they see these videos and do nothing, I'm telling you.
