the other launchpads pons and stonk have both done well being profitable underlying businesses under the coin. Looks like ember could be a similar setup.
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fee generation is holding a floor around $25k a day after last weeks mania. Stonk in its early days was doing similar revenue numbers. This is bullish.
fee generation is holding a floor around $25k a day after last weeks mania. This is bullish.
$EMBER is less than a week old and it's already paid out $300K+ to holders on-chain, burned real supply through buybacks with verifiable transactions, spawned an entire sub-ecosystem of tokens riding the same mechanism, and onboarded tens of thousands of holders in just days. Fee generation front-loaded hard at launch and has cooled since. That's normal for week-one hype in this category, and the real test is whether it stabilizes from here. If it does, and a bull market brings liquidity back into this space, a working fee-and-burn engine at this market cap has real room to re-rate. I'm not calling a bottom. I'm saying the mechanism is proven, the market cap is still small, and this is the kind of setup that can move fast if sentiment turns. Watching the fee trend closely, that's the tell, not the price.
My Ember thesis hasn’t changed. The reason I’m still holding is that I’m not looking at this as just another meme coin. There is an actual business underneath the token, and the business is still very early. What I’m watching now is whether the revenue and activity continue to grow while the token is still at a relatively small market cap. That’s the part I think people are missing. Ember doesn’t need to become one of the biggest projects in crypto for the token to move significantly from here. If the underlying business keeps growing and more users start paying attention, the market cap can change very quickly. We’re still early enough that I think there’s a lot of room for discovery. The recent drawdown doesn’t change my thesis. I’m watching the fundamentals, fees and holder growth more than the short-term price. If the business keeps getting stronger, I think Ember has the potential for a much bigger move when liquidity comes back into this market. High risk, obviously, but this is one I’m willing to hold through volatility because I’m betting on the business underneath the token, not just the current chart.