➥ @MMTFinance is turning its launchpad into a serious moat. Token Generation Lab (TGL) isn’t a “rent-a-IDO” it’s a curated, capital-efficient path that plugs blue-chip teams into Sui liquidity, market makers, and aligned voters from day one. Momentum’s own docs frame TGL as a launchpad for blue-chip protocols with sustainable distribution, not mercenary hype. What sold me is the plumbing: TGL is wired into Momentum’s ve(3,3) incentives and CLMM pools, so emissions/votes can seed depth where a new token actually trades. Think of it as “Sui’s CoinList” but with programmable liquidity as a first-class feature, not an afterthought. --- How I looked: I pulled the TGL overview + litepaper sections and cross-checked recent ecosystem write-ups to see how TGL routes teams to liquidity, MMs, CEX partners, and Sui Foundation support. ❯ Curation over chaos: Blue-chip bias + strategic backing → fewer spray-and-pray launches. ❯ Liquidity on arrival: ve(3,3) voters + CLMM ticks concentrate depth around the live price from day 1. ❯ Networked distribution: Built-in routes to MMs/CEXes/Sui partners for post-TGE stability. --- Quick compare: typical launchpads optimize for raise; TGL optimizes for after-market health (depth, fees, voter alignment). The trade-off is stricter curation fewer slots, higher bar. Dev note: If you’re aiming for TGL, prep your pair mechanics early (fee tier, tick spacing, oracle setup) and line up voter incentives that match expected fee flow don’t bribe blind. Net/net: If Momentum nails the curation loop, TGL could ship tokens that trade well rather than just launch loud. I’m tracking who graduates first and how their day-7 liquidity holds up.