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so Pools by Uniswap already works on backend before official launch final factory printed 48 coins before the countdown ended. forget the old test rails. this is only the final Robinhood Crypto v3.1.1 stack. 4 launch setups under the hood: > instant with creator fees > instant with every fee autocompounding > crowd/quick CCA with creator fees > CCA fees-off + "atomic" feature which lets dev buy his part in the first creation tx before anyone else can do it. so for now > 48 successful Instant Launches > 17 creator fees on > 31 creator fees off > 22 distinct launch wallets final factory: > LiquidityLauncher: 0x7a6c474b4dcd35b72203d2b569eafe4c9b5c768e > fees on: 0x3f556b542105d5efbbefe7c766a4919c76b960fb > fees off: 0x36bdb859518c89f764337cd5c24762d2aa650f3c > atomic buy route: 0x4962907c62ebc529e84de899d081a53ca9ed05dd > creator fee vault: 0xa5889cafcb1757218ea71730bee381cc2a3f2ccc fees-on ticker tape: > UNIFROG, FIG, TATE, IMR, GEKE, FRONG, Liluni, Hay, UNICORN, CORN, the unicorn emoji ticker, MOON, TADPOL, another FRONG, Pools, test, GRILL fees-off ticker tape: > FORK, SPORK, PLATE, KET, Frong, ABE, SWAPPY, UNICORN, unity, another SWAPPY, UHH, tiny, FrogSnipe, MELVIN, LENNY, UNIPEG, UNIDUCK, Pools, pools, POOLS, UNIFRONG, CHARLIE, TRASH, UNIP, STELLA, Liluni, CORN, 0, UNIHOOD, IF, LILUNI none of the FRONG, UNIFROG or POOLS copies on this final factory have a hard Uniswap-team link. talking about tokens 1. $UNIFROG CA: 0xe702a01968800d6249522771fcc3f970f6a25403 this was the first final-factory fees-on launch. launched aug 5 at 01:16:32 utc 2. $FORK CA: 0x404a032297205d437dbafb39dab82474f18b95f0 this was the first final-factory fees-off launch. talking about the launchpad itself" 1. fees on: > creator receives a transferable fee-position NFT > verified setup routes 40% of native-side LP fees to that NFT > 60% native-side plus 100% token-side fees autocompound 2. fees off: > no creator fee NFT > 100% of both fee sides autocompound and then there is the dev-buy rail. Uniswap's own UniversalRouterStrategy source literally says "a launch and a buy fit in one transaction". so the token is created, the v4 pool is initialized, the LP is locked and the opening creator buy lands atomically. no public tx can squeeze between creation and the dev bag so the final factory is already showing its actual trenches shape: > fees-on creators can dump the bag and keep the cash-flow NFT > fees-off creators sacrifice that NFT and feed every LP fee back into liquidity > atomic buys let deployers secure supply before the this 48-launch census covers final Instant Launch only. Crowd / Quick CCA is a separate route and is not included here. so waiting 3 more hours till pvp buying at

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vPay offshore accounts and physical cards have been getting field-tested IRL for a while now, and we’ll open them to the public as soon as we’re fully confident in the UX. But before offshore accounts go public, I want to address a few points: Some might point out that - vPay isn’t the first crypto card - vPay doesn’t have the lowest fees - So why choose vPay instead of the Coinbase 🛡️ Card or MetaMask 🦊 Card or KAST or or Tria, or any of the other big names? Now to address: Privacy | The biggest differentiator that sets vPay completely apart is Private Banking. The majority of the crypto card providers on the market use Rain infra. Even if you’ve never heard of them, that's what your favorite "NeoBank" uses. And due to their legal jurisdictions, they will report your finances to authorities since they're CRS and FACTA compliant. We are not. As an OmniBank, we work with different banking partners, and although KYC is required to use our services, our offshore banks are non-CRS and non-FACTA. Tax reporting is the responsibility and choice of the user. Offshore Accounts vs Physical Cards | I've tried to highlight this a few times so far. vPay has 3 offerings on the banking side of things. Virtual cards - live now. Physical cards - coming Q1 2026. The first two are similar to what everyone else on the market offers. The offshore accounts are not. which are coming this week. They allow unlimited spending, ATM withdrawals, and international SWIFT transfers, which very few “Neobanks” provide. Offshore accounts are coming this week. Self-Custody | We're not 100% non-custodial yet, as that is near impossible at the moment but it's something we're working towards. And we try to keep the users' self-custodial wallets in the loop as much as possible for maximum control. Those who have tried the vPay app know that almost every move asks for permission from their wallet, and we always encourage users to keep their funds in their non-custodial wallets until the very last moment, since our top-ups usually only take seconds to a minute to process. Fees | All of the card providers mentioned above either raised millions from VCs or in presales or have a huge org backing them. We have neither. vPay was self-funded and community-owned since day 1, launched under Virtuals Protocol Genesis V1 launch model, an objectively bad launch model and hugely unfavorable toward project teams. So even though vPay has been generating revenue and profitable from early on, we do not have the luxury of offering 0% fees yet, since they're mostly a marketing gimmick paid for by millions in VC money and not a sustainable business model for early-stage companies. What we're working towards instead, is true co-ownership of vPay and revenue-share with users. OmniBank vs NeoBank | I’m not a fan of the term “NeoBank.” It implies just a bank, but make it crypto. That’s not vPay. Our goals have always been clear: A) Anything and everything users need to do with their money and assets, both Web2 and Web3, all in one hub. Powered by a constellation of partner agents. The cards and the bank accounts are just the foundation. B) To eventually build independent financial rails for crypto and decouple from the chokehold of Visa/Mastercard. vLink is the first step toward this vision. This turned out to be a rather long tweet, but context matters. Questions and feedback welcome in replies or DMs. See you all with your vPay vCards very soon.

vPay offshore accounts and physical cards have been getting field-tested IRL for a while now, and we’ll open them to the public as soon as we’re fully confident in the UX. But before offshore accounts go public, I want to address a few points: Some might point out that - vPay isn’t the first crypto card - vPay doesn’t have the lowest fees - So why choose vPay instead of the Coinbase 🛡️ Card or MetaMask 🦊 Card or KAST or or Tria, or any of the other big names? Now to address: Privacy | The biggest differentiator that sets vPay completely apart is Private Banking. The majority of the crypto card providers on the market use Rain infra. Even if you’ve never heard of them, that's what your favorite "NeoBank" uses. And due to their legal jurisdictions, they will report your finances to authorities since they're CRS and FACTA compliant. We are not. As an OmniBank, we work with different banking partners, and although KYC is required to use our services, our offshore banks are non-CRS and non-FACTA. Tax reporting is the responsibility and choice of the user. Offshore Accounts vs Physical Cards | I've tried to highlight this a few times so far. vPay has 3 offerings on the banking side of things. Virtual cards - live now. Physical cards - coming Q1 2026. The first two are similar to what everyone else on the market offers. The offshore accounts are not. which are coming this week. They allow unlimited spending, ATM withdrawals, and international SWIFT transfers, which very few “Neobanks” provide. Offshore accounts are coming this week. Self-Custody | We're not 100% non-custodial yet, as that is near impossible at the moment but it's something we're working towards. And we try to keep the users' self-custodial wallets in the loop as much as possible for maximum control. Those who have tried the vPay app know that almost every move asks for permission from their wallet, and we always encourage users to keep their funds in their non-custodial wallets until the very last moment, since our top-ups usually only take seconds to a minute to process. Fees | All of the card providers mentioned above either raised millions from VCs or in presales or have a huge org backing them. We have neither. vPay was self-funded and community-owned since day 1, launched under Virtuals Protocol Genesis V1 launch model, an objectively bad launch model and hugely unfavorable toward project teams. So even though vPay has been generating revenue and profitable from early on, we do not have the luxury of offering 0% fees yet, since they're mostly a marketing gimmick paid for by millions in VC money and not a sustainable business model for early-stage companies. What we're working towards instead, is true co-ownership of vPay and revenue-share with users. OmniBank vs NeoBank | I’m not a fan of the term “NeoBank.” It implies just a bank, but make it crypto. That’s not vPay. Our goals have always been clear: A) Anything and everything users need to do with their money and assets, both Web2 and Web3, all in one hub. Powered by a constellation of partner agents. The cards and the bank accounts are just the foundation. B) To eventually build independent financial rails for crypto and decouple from the chokehold of Visa/Mastercard. vLink is the first step toward this vision. This turned out to be a rather long tweet, but context matters. Questions and feedback welcome in replies or DMs. See you all with your vPay vCards very soon.

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Indeed Rama Medical College (Hapur)is a theif!!PG3 have already paid the charged Examination fees but there Thesis is Rejected and they are exempted from final exams due to Mismanagement of college authorities in affliation with the chaudary charan Singh university.What can be

Indeed Rama Medical College (Hapur)is a theif!!PG3 have already paid the charged Examination fees but there Thesis is Rejected and they are exempted from final exams due to Mismanagement of college authorities in affliation with the chaudary charan Singh university.What can be

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