Run It Back

It started off as a normal day on Avalanche, but it was no ordinary day. The day before people became aware of just how much the launches they try so hard to get in early on are dominated by sniper bots. Scrolling through the bot profit porn posted by frivilous bot trainers, Kairos and his curious mind begun mulling over ideas on how they could get a win on the botters.

The stars aligned because it just so happened another AVAX community member Ser Rynard was experiencing the same and wanted to stealth launch an experimental token on his twitter account. With task at hand Kairos set to put a simple yet effective solution he had contemplated earlier. For the launch they would require that buyers hold at least one avvy .avax domain. They concluded that would likely be very fair since most community members hold a .avax nft, and if they don't they are very affordable. Great!

The contract was deployed and liquidity added, Kairos stared in wonder as no sniper bot transactions came through! This never happens he thought. Meanwhile Ser Raynard deployed the announcement post and AVAX users joined in rallying with one another around the launch that just took place. How would this chart look compared to others? Are humans better than robots? The thoughts flew around the community like fish food in an aquarium. It was clear this was no run of the mill group that had come together, this was something different.

Of course with any great thing it wasn't without flaw. As real humans started buying realization set in that the max holder percent had been set at 10% instead of 1%. Upon realizing this Ser promptly addressed the issue and burned 5m of the supply. The waves of time rolled over the market and the tokens exchanged between human hands on the market. Can humans handle such immense power? Will it be different than bots buying up the supply before we get the contract?

..to be continued