I’ve been going through different parts of the AlignerZ model, and one thing that stood out to me is how the platform actually makes money.

Most launchpads either overcharge users or rely on hype cycles, but this one is built so the system can run itself for the long haul 📈

If we keep it simple, it’s basically this:
• 4% fee from every IWO
The platform earns only when real projects launch successfully.
• 1% of project tokens, vested for a full year
No instant cash-out. They lock in with everyone else, which keeps incentives aligned.
• 0.5% fee for TVS split/merge
A tiny fee that comes from actual activity inside the ecosystem.

Put together, it basically keeps the whole system running on its own. The more projects launch and the more people trade or manage their TVS, the healthier the system becomes.

A model like this lives or dies by real usage, and so far the structure is built for that.
I’m genuinely curious to see it in action.