REPO originally served as Factory's experimental exploration into how tokens could launch, not a formal product rollout.
The core question driving this experiment was straightforward: what if tokens could be genuinely anchored to actual, functioning software with verifiable proof?
That's what we were testing—whether you could build a meaningful link between tokenomics and real code execution. Not theory. Not promises. Actual working products tied directly to token distribution and utility.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 5h ago
Bro, this is the real deal. Finally, someone has truly linked code execution with tokenomics.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 5h ago
This is the right way, tokens paired with real products rather than empty talk.
Actually executing code to verify—are you just joking?
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ChainMaskedRider
· 5h ago
Basically, it's about truly binding the token and code together, not messing around with those superficial things.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 5h ago
Is this thing really genuinely linked to the code, or is it just another scam involving fake coins?
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BrokenYield
· 5h ago
so they're finally admitting repo was just a sandbox experiment lmao. the "real code execution" angle sounds good on paper until you realize 99% of token launches still have zero correlation with actual protocol vulnerabilities or systemic risk metrics. been here before.
REPO originally served as Factory's experimental exploration into how tokens could launch, not a formal product rollout.
The core question driving this experiment was straightforward: what if tokens could be genuinely anchored to actual, functioning software with verifiable proof?
That's what we were testing—whether you could build a meaningful link between tokenomics and real code execution. Not theory. Not promises. Actual working products tied directly to token distribution and utility.