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$CMPD now works as intended. creator fees are automatically routed into S&P 500 exposure and tracked independently for every token. next up is treasury vaults for all launches on compwnd. then we should be good to go.

$CMPD is live. CA: 2zjkrMKUBhtzXRHEEWSdinxUGfd8XemyM1b3hzvepump launch a coin, route trading fees into S&P 500 exposure, and let the treasury compound. This only works because of USDC. On SOL pairs, the treasury itself is constantly exposed to the volatility of the quote asset. A token could be growing while its treasury is shrinking simply because SOL is down. USDC changes that. Treasury capital can now be measured in dollars, allowing fees to be deployed into productive assets instead of sitting in a volatile token. The S&P 500 has historically returned roughly 10% annually over the long term and has finished positive in roughly 3 out of every 4 years since 1957. Every token on Compwnd can route a portion of trading fees into S&P exposure. As volume grows, treasury exposure grows. As the market appreciates, gains can be recycled back into the token through buybacks and treasury growth, creating a compounding feedback loop beneath every chart. Pump gave us USDC pairs. Compwnd uses them to create the first launchpad where speculation compounds into ownership. compwnd.fun