The hype right now is all about Injective and @runupdotfun. The platform token RUNNER is relaunching today. On October 1st, the servers crashed, tickets were voided, and everything is starting over. The whitelist still has the same 333 spots. In short: RunUp isn’t your typical token launch platform. Here’s the concept: Pick a market view, launch a token, and after a breakout, the treasury uses that view to trade perpetuals. Profits are used to buy back and burn tokens. Official: @runupdotfun, chain is Injective Portal link: https://runup.fun/?ref=CryptoBLACK0511 Endorsement: @injective official Twitter has mentioned it. Current status: The platform hasn’t officially launched yet, and RUNNER is the first token. Basic parameters: - Total supply: 1 billion, fixed - Whitelist: 27.52% / Public sale curve: 41.48% / Liquidity pool: 26% (260 million) / Airdrop: 5% - 333 founding spots, one ticket per person, 20 USDC each - Whitelist buy-in FDV: ~$23,885 - Public sale starts at the same price, runs to breakout, FDV: ~$81K - Post-breakout fundraising: 85% goes to liquidity, 15% to perpetual trading treasury - Treasury strategy: Official Twitter says 2x long on INJ. Earlier they mentioned 5x, but stick to the 2x plan. - Perpetual profits will be used to buy back and burn RUNNER. Timeline (GMT+8): - Whitelist: October 3rd, 00:30, max 1 hour, closes early if all 333 tickets are sold. - Public sale + platform launch: 01:30, or immediately after whitelist ends. How to prepare: If you’re whitelisted: Log in with the X account you used to apply, and link the wallet you’ll use to buy. Bridge 20 USDC to Injective and keep some INJ for gas. Official Twitter says wallets that have already bridged funds will receive INJ for gas reimbursement, so bridge first and wait. If you’re not whitelisted: You can still set up your profile, bridge assets, and earn XP. The public sale curve isn’t limited to the whitelist. There were ~15,000 applicants, but only 333 whitelist spots. What happened on October 1st: Over 50,000 people and 185,000 transactions hit the contract, but not a single ticket was sold. The contract held up, but the servers didn’t. Tickets bought that day were refunded, and anyone who logged in got a “server crasher” tag and XP. In short: If you’ve got a whitelist spot, be ready at 00:30. If not, prep your USDC on Injective and wait for the public sale.