If Robinhood is no longer certain about its core launch platform, it might really face problems.

Right now, Robinhood chain seems very lively.

Platforms like Pons and BONK are gradually entering the game, and those who ran away are coming back, as everyone wants to be the new Pumpfun.

But what a new chain fears the most is not that no one issues tokens.

It is that ten launch platforms are fighting for a hundred users.

With the same hot spot featuring dozens of CAs, liquidity gets fragmented, and the investors don’t know which platform to operate on; retail investors are not analyzing projects every day but guessing which platform is the “crown prince.”

In the end, the project doesn’t emerge, but a batch of malicious DEV skilled in cross-platform arbitrage is trained.

The true role of the launch platform is not just to allow people to issue tokens with one click.

It needs to focus attention, settle liquidity, filter projects, and establish stable trading habits between investors, the community, and users.

Why was Solana able to develop its meme early on?

Because everyone knew where to issue, where to find, and where to bet.

The problem with Robinhood now is that the number of vehicles is increasing, toll booths are being built more and more, but there is still no real main road.

Of course, the officials can remain neutral.

But the early stage of ecosystem "absolute neutrality" often means helping no one, and in the end, no one grows.

What’s more troublesome is that the longer the launch platform war drags on, the more fragmented the liquidity becomes, and the more often users are harvested.

By the time retail investors have paid tuition on every platform, the impression Robinhood leaves in the market may no longer be of a new opportunity, but rather a new wholesale market for continuous turnover.

So what Robinhood needs most right now is not the tenth launch platform.

Instead, it is to quickly develop a real core platform:

With traffic, market makers, project filtering capabilities, and a willingness to prioritize ecosystem benefits over platform token interests.

A core platform doesn’t have to be officially designated.

But it must be quickly developed by the market.

Otherwise, if the launch platform war continues, there may be no winners in the end.

Only a group of DEV has made money through cross-chain moving fees.

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