Got on board with the Paid project. Discovered it the day before yesterday. At that time, the market cap was around 10 million $USDT. Took a quick look—another launchpad. Wasn't interested. Decided to observe the data for a few days before making a move. Checked again this afternoon, and wow! Even in yesterday's sluggish market environment, the data looked decent. In the past 24 hours, the protocol's revenue buyback was 100,000 $USDT. Now the market cap is 30 million $USDT. Dynamic P/E ratio is less than 1x, almost as cheap as stonks. It's essentially a skin for all launchpads across all chains. Currently, it's integrated with Pump, and later it will connect with major launchpads like Pons, Four, etc. Basically, it's an aggregator for launchpads. For example, in the Pons protocol, transaction fees are split: 70% goes to devs, 30% to the protocol (of which 80% is used for buyback and burn, and 20% goes to the team). Paid's protocol takes the dev's 70% cut, of which 80% is converted to USD and sent to a designated Twitter xMoney account, while the remaining 20% is used for buyback and burn of the platform token Paid. The first token is called Elon. The designated account is Musk's. They've already sent him nearly 100,000 $USDT. This is getting interesting. It has two advantages: 1. Multi-platform compatibility—no matter the launchpad, Paid can be used for launches, and the user experience is solid. 2. Strong integration with Twitter's new xMoney feature—if it's tied to celebrities, the traffic potential is massive. One of the few standout projects recently. Hope it can grow and succeed. Reminds me of the distant days of 1INCH.