Looks like everyone on BSC is really all about diving in first and asking questions later. Gotta admire your courage, but I think a few clarifications are necessary: 1: Was “xxx” officially released? Answer: None of it was posted by me personally or the Hertzflow team. The article explains this very clearly. If we wanted to use this to make money, we’d just build our own launchpad. But we didn’t. 2: “Why is the pool so small?” Answer: First of all, http://launchgoo.hertzflow.xyz is positioned as an engineering example of the entire Goo open-source protocol, not as a launchpad we’re trying to build. Secondly, from an engineering perspective, Launchgoo doesn’t have a bonding curve. It’s closer to the old-school token launch tools. The pool can be as small as 0.1BNB + 5% tokens because it’s meant for testing purposes, so of course, the entry threshold is set super low. 3: “If xxx doesn’t take off, then the launchpad is pointless.” Answer: Well, we never intended to build our own launchpad, so does your argument even hold? Lastly, unlike some launchpad owners or BNB staff, I don’t have any baggage. From being the OG Chinese Pump die-hard to “memecoins are mass media,” I’ve never hesitated to shout out for angles I find interesting. If you really want to explore angles within Goo, then come up with creative, well-designed agent concepts that at least sound like they could make money. I won’t hesitate to repost and give you a round of applause.