You have 405.56% higher chances to make it on Believe App than on Pump Fun On Pump Fun, only 1.08% of tokens make it out of the bonding curve On Believe App, it's 5.46% It's still a ridiculously low number, but - oh well - trenches are trenches, I guess? (inb4: "Believe App just launched, so comparing it to Pump Fun which is here for a while is [redacted]" There is a few factors that differ Believe App from Pump Fun: 1. Incentives For Creators On Believe App, fees are split 50/50 between creators and believe app. The creators are getting paid forever. Even when their tokens level up and go to Meteora, they still receive money. On Pump Fun, since May 12, creators also receive 50%! Previously, they received... 16%? Pump Fun recently introduced pump swap - their own DEX on which all memecoins land once they get out of the bonding curve field. But as their docs state, the creators don't get paid for the tokens as of now. It's supposed to be introduced shortly. 2. Visibility Believe App's coins are created on X. Everyone can see what's brewing down there. Just a random share, like, comment from someone you follow can expose you to the coins. Pump Fun allows to create tokens only on their platform. Only the trenchers know what's up. 3. Anti-Sniper Policy Believe App imposes high fees for the first buyers to prevent "sniping", i.e., bots who buy enormous amounts of newly-deployed tokens for almost nothing, and dump it just when the price went up a bit and there is some liquidity. It usually tanks the price making charts look ugly which scares away potential buyers. Once the price stabilizes, the fee also drops. But the first buyers have to really "believe" in some app to buy its coin. Pump Fun doesn't care and it's all in for fair distribution. Anyone can buy any amount at any time. 4. Token Deployment To create a token on Believe App, you literally just have to post a tweet with a ticker. No costs upfront. On Pump Fun, creators also don't pay anything to deploy a token. The deployment fee (which is ~$2) is paid by the first buyer. 5. Traders Fees As mentioned before, Believe App has its anti-sniping policy which makes fees quite high for the first buyers. But once a coin catches some momentum, it drops to 2%. Pump Fun has a fixed fee of 1%. Honest question, gentlemen, have any of you used any of Believe App's apps?