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$PUNCH is a memecoin with a real project behind it. They're building a launchpad where anyone can start a token for a local shop, and the owner gets 90% of the creator fees.
Picture it for the bagel place on your corner.
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Your barber has known you longer than most of your friends have.
The team behind $PUNCH is building a launchpad where you can start a token for his shop, and he gets 90% of the creator fees. A real project, for real shops.
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A taco truck is one breakdown away from a very bad month.
$PUNCH is the token of a team building a launchpad for exactly that: anyone starts a token for a local spot, the owner gets 90% of the creator fees. Crypto that lands on a real street.
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The flower shop on your street can't outspend the supermarket. It does have neighbors.
That's the idea behind what the $PUNCH team is building: start a token for a local shop, and the owner gets 90% of the creator fees.
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Every neighborhood has a bookstore people would hate to lose.
$PUNCH is a memecoin with a real project behind it: a launchpad where anyone can start a token for a shop like that, and the owner gets 90% of the creator fees.
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The bike shop that fixes your flat for five bucks is running on fumes.
The $PUNCH team is building a launchpad where anyone can start a token for a place like that, and the owner gets 90% of the creator fees. Real shops, real people.
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Someone launched a token for your shop. The fees are waiting for you. That's the message the $PUNCH launchpad is built to send to shop owners.
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Bagels, haircuts, tacos, flowers, books, bikes. Every one of them could have its own token, and the owner gets 90% of the creator fees.
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0.02 SOL to launch. 0.5 SOL max first buy. One token per business. The launcher gets zero fees. The rules the $PUNCH launchpad is built on.
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Monday: Rosie's Bagels is quiet. Friday: Rosie claims the creator fees. Rosie's Bagels is made up, to show how it works.
This is what $PUNCH is building. @punchcard_club
Monday: Tony's Barbershop is quiet. Friday: Tony claims the creator fees. Tony's Barbershop is made up, to show how it works.
This is what $PUNCH is building. @punchcard_club
Monday: Lupe's Tacos is quiet. Friday: Lupe claims the creator fees. Lupe's Tacos is made up, to show how it works.
This is what $PUNCH is building. @punchcard_club
Monday: Mae's Flowers is quiet. Friday: Mae claims the creator fees. Mae's Flowers is made up, to show how it works.
This is what $PUNCH is building. @punchcard_club
Monday: Walt's Books is quiet. Friday: Walt claims the creator fees. Walt's Books is made up, to show how it works.
This is what $PUNCH is building. @punchcard_club
Monday: Sam's Bike Shop is quiet. Friday: Sam claims the creator fees. Sam's Bike Shop is made up, to show how it works.
This is what $PUNCH is building. @punchcard_club
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$PUNCH is a memecoin with a real project behind it.
The dev owns an ice cream shop in Nashville and built a crypto checkout for the counter before the token existed. It takes real payments today. There's a video of someone buying a scoop with it.
Now they're building a launchpad where anyone can start a token for a local shop, and the owner gets 90% of the creator fees. Crypto that ends up in a real till, on a real street.
Fees from $PUNCH trades go to a public wallet that pays for development, hosting and a security audit.
No empty promises on their site, just a team that keeps building. Honestly, that's what got my attention.
Here's how it could look for a shop on your corner:
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$PUNCH is a memecoin with a real project behind it. The dev runs an ice cream shop in Nashville and built its crypto checkout.
Next: a launchpad that sends 90% of creator fees to local shop owners. Crypto meets real life.
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