I came across @AscendLaunch recently, and what caught my attention is how different its approach is from the usual launchpad model. No token to speculate on. Instead, 100% of sequencer fees go back to builders and grants. Think about that for a second. Rather than creating another token and asking the community to bet on its future value, the model focuses on directing the fees generated by the ecosystem back toward the people building within it. That’s an interesting approach, especially in the Hyperliquid ecosystem, where long-term growth depends on more than just launching projects and chasing short-term attention. Builders need support, projects need room to grow, and ecosystems need ways to keep value circulating where it can actually make a difference. Honestly, this is how a launchpad should be built if it’s serious about Hyperliquid. Less focus on creating another token. More focus on giving builders a reason to keep building. That’s what makes AscendLaunch worth watching. 👀