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Kinetiq will support KIP-3: Launch, enabling permissionless LST deployments with optional HIP-3 and HIP-4 opt-in for qualifying stake. This has been one of the most requested features since Kinetiq's inception. Prospective HIP-3 deployers will be able to crowdsource the HYPE needed to launch their own DEX, without deploying or managing their own LST, and its corresponding infrastructure and security. Launch is not limited to just aspiring HIP-3 / HIP-4 deployers. Validators, communities, and DeFi protocols of any kind will be able to launch their own LST, unlocking capital efficiency and composability for HYPE that would otherwise sit idle on HyperCore. Launch Deployers retain full control over validator selection for their underlying stake delegation. This creates an entire new stream of revenue for deployers of permissionless LST's, who can collect a portion of staking rewards on top of providing several DeFi opportunities for their communities. Kinetiq will earn 10% of the deployer share from every bonded DEX in perpetuity, making it the cheapest, fastest, and most aligned path to market for any deployer. This aligns Kinetiq with the success of deployers as the protocol generates no returns unless deployers do. 100% of revenue from Launch is used to programmatically purchase KNTQ from the open market (via HyperCore) and is distributed entirely to sKNTQ stakers. Anyone will be able to deploy an LST on Hyperliquid without permission or gatekeepers, with full optionality to graduate into HIP-3 and HIP-4 as stake grows. This is a foundational primitive for Hyperliquid's DeFi ecosystem, and unique to the Kinetiq protocol exclusively. Further documentation will be shared upon launch.

personally, i quite like the trend i am beginning to see in which the individuals responsible for origins of legacy memes, which we have tried to push without them in the past, are coming out and launching their own “official” tokens tied to said memes instead of forcing ourselves on web2 AI developers that don’t want our attention or money, i think we should be taking the invitations that original creators of these memes, which, again, we have tried pushing without them in the past, are offering us openly, with excitement it makes no sense to me why someone would (previously) support a now-dead unofficial version of a memecoin, and then go on to fade the “official” tokens, launched by individuals of the topic’s origins, who have explicitly stated that they intend for this to be their official token in my opinion, this is going to become much more common, and i think these are the sort of tokens we should support — tokens based on memes with proven legacy, launched and operated by their original creators, all rights reserved rather than, again, hi-jacking developers’ tech for the sake of our own bag-pumping narratives (while they have zero supply, mind you), forcing ourselves on individuals that don’t want our attention, demanding their involvement, and then complaining when it comes crashing down return to memes; bet on legacy; support original creators who are happily inviting us to support their own “official” tokens!