$BORDR

@SkyygawdConfidence: Insufficient data1d ago

BORD SIT. It’s on. Took some profits off the table, the rest rides. $BORDR

@BoreinnovationsConfidence: Insufficient data1d ago

If yall look at the 1 day graph this is just a dip we going even higher yall sped lol

@cmurr888Confidence: Insufficient data2d ago

It's being talked about, but not by enough people. This has legs.

@BoreinnovationsConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

Buy the damn dip we getting to 10 million today

@BoreinnovationsConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

Holy dip entry’s right here

@BoreinnovationsConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

10 million today mark my words bullish tek

We will get verified

I just bought more dip

@imsongshuConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

When BORDR launched, it came out swinging. The SDKs, documentation, packages, and on-chain programs were already publicly available and open source. This wasn't just another launchpad trying to compete for attention. BORDR is building a new programmable token standard for Solana. And that's what makes this project fundamentally different. Solana already has SPL Token, Token-2022, and the broader Metaplex metadata ecosystem. Each serves an important purpose. But BORDR is pushing toward a different paradigm: making programmable economic behavior a core part of the token infrastructure itself. With BORDR, developers can build tokens with custom economic logic, persistent hook state, programmable transfer mechanics, dynamic pool fees, automated burns, and entirely new tokenomics models. By combining programmable tokens, programmable pools, and programmable launches into a unified stack, BORDR opens the door to token designs that go beyond what traditional launchpads offer. The team has indicated that it is actively speaking with platforms about integrations. If those integrations materialize, BORDR could start moving beyond its own ecosystem and into the wider Solana developer landscape. Now imagine a bigger possibility: What if Solana's builders started paying attention? What if wallets, launchpads, DEXs, and infrastructure providers began integrating programmable token mechanics? What if BORDR's approach influenced how the next generation of Solana tokens is built? That would be a very different story from the rise of another launchpad. It would mean BORDR had a chance to become an infrastructure layer that other applications build on top of.

The sky’s the limit

@ultraparaConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

bullish integrations https://x.com/bordrlessdex/status/2108672213981306921?s=46&t=yB1XGev09FsS9I0uPGll8A

@davidonchainxConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

Heres a longer thesis to properly explain the huge potential with this token Hooks are easily the hottest trend in crypto tech right now and its clear that theres huge demand for them and they are the next gen of dex/lp/amm tech onchain The problem is that solana currently doesnt have the extensive hook tech that ethereum has with uniswap v4 Right now solana technically has hooks through Token-2022 standard but they barely do anything. They run after the trade is done, they can't take a fee, burn, or change anything, and they don't even know if the transfer was a buy or a sell. So venues like meteora, raydium, orca just block them. But borderless is solving this They built a new token standard which makes hooks actually work Bordrless hooks see the full trade and can actually do something with it. Take a cut, burn a portion, change the fee on that specific swap, apply rules per wallet. And they store state inside the token account itself, so you can do holder rewards or lock early buyers without needing a bot running or a new account for every holder. They even have companion mode which is code/ai that acts as your coin's creator, so all creator fees go to it and the code decides what happens with them without needing a team wallet to do it manually Getting integrated is is what matters most If they get integrated by jupiter them, Bordrless basically becomes the default layer for anything hook related on Solana. Any launchpad that wants programmable fees, any token that wants to pay holders, any creator who wants rules nobody can change later, they all end up building on this standard and trading through borderless AMM. Already rumours that other solana hook projects are trying to copy/steal borderless tech which makes this even better lore The volume that could run through their AMMs is massive, and all of it generates fees, and 50% of those fees buy the BORDR token Unique tech, smart team, huge upside NFA DYOR

@SkyygawdConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

Token-2022 hooks can only veto a transfer. A custom program can tax, burn, and redirect on the trade itself. BORDR has created that standard. Persistent Token State Deeper Economic Hooks Token Native Execution Model Highly Composable Primitive. That's $BORDR.

@SkyygawdConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

Am continuing to think bigger picture here. BORDR has a very real shot at more than just a launchpad. The obvious bull case is that BORDR becomes an infrastructure layer that other applications build on top of as well. A staple. As these integrations are solidified across the eco by the clearly very competent team, i would not count out BORDR from becoming this "new standard" of what is to come for Solana.

@ultraparaConfidence: Insufficient data2d ago

Bordrless shipped first by about 3 hours on Oct 7 (the the token we all know that forked them)

ATH 🚀🚀🚀

They keep innovating!!

Skyygawd u a goat 🐐

@SkyygawdConfidence: Insufficient data3d ago

$BORDR

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