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We didn't compete with https://t.co/vNk6FdbTQP. We fixed who profits from it. Holders and narratives now win with Layer.

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Layer@Layeronpump·
Are you tired of good narratives going to waste? Supply is being held in the wrong hands. Introducing $Layer, a distribution layer built on-top of @Pumpfun > Bigger liquidity > Better distribution > Real rewards to holders > Higher starting market cap Details: layeronpump.com/docs CA: 9844VUTByrUXjj5sTB8sxVctESsJjaf3GZdcWYKrNAX7
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Layer@Layeronpump·
Not wrong, just early $LAYER
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Just. Launch. On. Layer.
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Currently, the starting market cap for coins launched on @pumpfun is around $2.5k. This allows snipers, bots, and devs to corner a huge portion of the supply very early & cheap. In most high volume launches, 40–70% of the initial supply ends up being aggressively sold into the chart between $30k and $250k market cap. This is why we often see strong narratives spawn, generate millions in trading volume, yet still top at relatively low market caps. Layer addresses this structural issue. By changing how supply is controlled and distributed, it rewards holders, strengthens liquidity, and creates a more balanced playing field for traders. More importantly, it redirects value back into the ecosystem instead of letting it be extracted, allowing liquidity to grow alongside trading activity rather than constantly being drained from it.
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Layer@Layeronpump·
Hey @0xBiZzy, Let me address your points here to clarify how Layer actually works. “Someone is supposed to buy 50–80% of the supply and then slowly give it away for free?” x.com/0xBiZzy/status… Not exactly. When someone deploys a token through Layer, they perform a dev buy of 50–80% of the supply. However, this supply is not controlled by the deployer. It is locked inside a protocol-controlled wallet that the deployer cannot access. So yes, the deployer provides the initial capital to launch the token (roughly 26–80 SOL depending on the dev buy size). Before @pumpfun, devs launching tokens typically had to provide liquidity themselves, then either lock or burn the LP. So putting up initial capital to launch a token has always been normal for meme coins. The difference with Layer is that the deployer doesn’t control that supply anymore. Instead, the protocol manages it and releases it gradually into market demand. It’s also important to highlight that the deployer gets their initials back if the token generates enough trading volume and still receive creator fees.
bizzy@0xBiZzy

Yea but unless the swap is done atomically during the buy it’s gonna make the chart and the tx log look terrible. If you asked me how to implement this exact mechanism off the top of my head, I would say the best way is just to make a series of LPs. If that was not an option then I would say maybe only activate sells on larger buys or have it strategically sell during high volume pumps or something like that. Constant 7.77% sells of every single buy is 100% not the way lol.

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Layer@Layeronpump·
Hey @0xBiZzy, Let me address your points here to clarify how Layer actually works. “Someone is supposed to buy 50–80% of the supply and then slowly give it away for free?” x.com/0xBiZzy/status… Not exactly. When someone deploys a token through Layer, they perform a dev buy of 50–80% of the supply. However, this supply is not controlled by the deployer. It is locked inside a protocol-controlled wallet that the deployer cannot access. So yes, the deployer provides the initial capital to launch the token (roughly 26–80 SOL depending on the dev buy size). Before @pumpfun, devs launching tokens typically had to provide liquidity themselves, then either lock or burn the LP. So putting up initial capital to launch a token has always been normal for meme coins. The difference with Layer is that the deployer doesn’t control that supply anymore. Instead, the protocol manages it and releases it gradually into market demand. It’s also important to highlight that the deployer gets their initials back if the token generates enough trading volume and still receive creator fees.
bizzy@0xBiZzy

Yea but unless the swap is done atomically during the buy it’s gonna make the chart and the tx log look terrible. If you asked me how to implement this exact mechanism off the top of my head, I would say the best way is just to make a series of LPs. If that was not an option then I would say maybe only activate sells on larger buys or have it strategically sell during high volume pumps or something like that. Constant 7.77% sells of every single buy is 100% not the way lol.

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Layer@Layeronpump·
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If the highest edge in the market is deploying, bundling wallets, and engineering early activity, then traders are basically playing a game where the outcome is already decided before they even arrive. Layer is trying to change that dynamic. Instead of devs controlling the early supply and the exit, the allocation sits with the protocol and only releases mechanically as people buy. The value generated from that activity flows back to holders and liquidity rather than straight into insider pockets. Different starting conditions lead to very different outcomes.
Kaelen@KaelenCapital

After seeing how popular deploying coins has become lately, I kept hearing the same thing over and over: devving is the biggest margin in the market with basically no risk. I’ve always been a trader though. That’s what I’m actually good at. I haven’t devved anything since the pre-pumpfun days. But with everyone talking about it, I figured I’d run a test myself just to see where all the hype is coming from. So I set up the max wallet limit, 100 wallets and deployed a decent coin. Before launching, I DM’d an agi dev and told him to claim the token after I finished bundling. Win-win for both of us. I 0-blocked with two groups of wallets (25 each), then used separate groups to create early activity, market make, and build some FOMO before the claim. Then I told him to claim the fees. BAM. The chart 30x’d in under 10 minutes and I’m up 300 SOL just like that, with nobody having any idea what actually happened behind the scenes. Conclusion: devving is where the real edge is right now. And I’ll probably keep doing it until I’ve drained every new-pair trencher on Solana.

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Layer@Layeronpump·
Layer - Protection by design.
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Feature Announcement Every token launched through Layer will have a vanity mint ending in “Layer.” This on-chain signature confirms the token was deployed through the Layer protocol and follows its launch mechanics. It makes Layer launches instantly recognizable and provides a simple way for traders to verify the infrastructure behind the token. As always, make sure to confirm the token through our official links to ensure it was actually deployed through Layer and to avoid potential scams: layeronpump.com/tokens t.me/LayerLaunchesA…
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Layer@Layeronpump·
gay person: i'm gay retarded person: i'm retarded gay and retarded person: i don't trade on Layer
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Layer@Layeronpump·
Layer: Where holding is actually rewarded
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Trading on Layer? +10000 Aura
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Most launch systems are designed for extraction. Layer is designed for distribution. Instead of value constantly leaving the ecosystem, trading activity feeds back into it. Holders get rewarded, liquidity grows alongside volume, and the structure of the coins becomes stronger over time.
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