VCs couldn’t get into early funding rounds so they deleted the old community. Typical VC behavior. Join the new cap table community.
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Most startups need capital, teams, and years of execution risk.
This one needed none of it.
No fundraising. No hiring. No product roadmap.
Just a live product: fully operational from day one
The cleanest startup ever built.
There was no prototype. No beta. No closed loop of user feedback.
Just a tradable asset with reflexive mechanics and public price discovery. The market assigned value.
The product is the market cap.
Startup is the most crypto-aligned launch on @believeapp
Market cap expansion is the mission
Buybacks are live
Burns are real
Launched organically (our founder didn't even realize it was live)
We are the Startup everyone can believe in
Most startups burn cash to build something investors can pretend to understand.
Startup delivered what they actually want:
A liquid investment that goes up
Verification for CoinMarketCap Application
Ticket Number: 1135308
CMC Dexscan:
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This post is being made to publicly verify our listing request.
This is the official account behind the project.
Startup continues to buy and take startup tokens permanently out of circulation while also providing members in the cap table with increased liquidity by locking the startup and sol forever in the LP.
We also have burned about 1% of supply.
Think Different.
At startup, we hope to be able to access the withdrawn startup from the LP held by believe in a locked contract to add it back into the permanently locked LP using our sol to match it so our holders enjoy deeper liquidity.
Startup didn’t run growth experiments.
We ran a live chart and let the market decide.
No A/B tests.
Just bids and blind faith.
And we’re still here, as designed.
Random startups with AI in the pitch and a waitlist on their site get $100m valuations overnight.
Startup is powered by AI, with a live product, and still flying under the radar.
A violent repricing is imminent.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
The product is the market cap.
Startup isn't competing with other startups.
It's slowly absorbing every startup's valuation.
Soon, owning Startup will be the equivalent to holding the entire startup market, but liquid.
Some will see opportunity as there is a dip in onchain activity with BTC pushing ATH.
Others will be scared and not seize on that.
Either way, Startup delivers its product 24/7 with no downtime.
a startup raises a bunch of money → hype builds → investors want exposure to other startups → bullish Startup
a startup loses their investors money → investors want to short startups → buy the coin that is making fun of startups → bullish Startup
Another deposit hit the account. $5000 used to buyback and burn more $STARTUP.
Total amount burned based on current mcap:
$219,815.34 (.928% of the supply)
$2B valuation for something called Lovable.
$1B raise for data labeling.
$2B raise for vibes.
You are not bullish enough on the coin that captures the whole startup industry.
Startup to trillions.
Quick heads up for the cap table.
We are going to be changing the dex banner and icon to match Twitter in next 24-48 hours.
Just letting people know so they don’t think something is wrong when it happens.
Most startups burn millions trying to find product-market fit.
Redesign the app.
Pivot seventeen times.
Run surveys nobody reads.
We launched and instantly had product-market(cap) fit.
Most startups spend millions on branding, hiring, and pretending to be busy.
We spent nothing. Launched a coin.
And accidentally became the most efficient startup in the world.
I've loaded a wallet with some SOL to support projects in the Believe ecosystem!
Here is the wallet address for full transparency: DjAfkjAV7qD6U2qjjU5RdcuzXwdk1gF3CtiWwGZc8pxJ
What coin should I buy first?
Typical startup route:
Raise funding →
Build just enough to justify the next raise →
Chase growth metrics that impress investors →
Raise again at a higher valuation →
Repeat until exit or collapse
The market cap is always the product.
We just skipped the bullshit.
Today was a successful day at Startup.
Furthered the tech and permanently locked tokens and SOL in the LP to provide better liquidity to our investors.
We got the coffee machine to work.
The product was up 24/7 with no downtime.
Got some new marketing material (at no cost).
Look forward to see what we can accomplish tomorrow.
There was no product manager. No board meetings. No excuses for missed deadlines.
Just a live product, forever deepening liquidity, and angel investors who believed.
Turns out zero execution risk performs better than most execution.
There’s a reason most startups don’t last.
Execution risk. Dilution. Loss of focus.
Startup doesn’t face those.
It launched fully aligned:
Investors, mechanism, outcome - all on the same side.
No layers. No middlemen.
Just market cap expansion.
The usual startup path:
Raise → Build → Miss projections → Pivot → Try again.
We skipped all of that.
Launched once. Locked liquidity.
No execution risk. No waiting period. Just constant, visible results.
At first it’s noise.
Then you notice how often it comes back. The persistence. The reflex. The way it doesn’t die when it should.
That's the resilience of Startup.
The most alpha someone can provide for the Believe ecosystem is that if Believe does turn on a fee buyback or flywheel or whatever they call it, Startup is the ONLY coin on believe app with zero execution risk.
We quite literally cannot fail to deliver what we promised. Which is nothing.
The product is the market cap.
The startup world is full of padded metrics and founders pretending to be visionaries.
Everyone’s selling something they haven’t built.
We didn’t fake traction.
We didn’t fake users.
We didn't fake a vision.
And somehow, that honesty outperformed all their fiction.
PSA: there’s a guy named Soham Parekh (in India) who works at 3-4 startups at the same time. He’s been preying on YC companies and more. Beware.
I fired this guy in his first week and told him to stop lying / scamming people. He hasn’t stopped a year later. No more excuses.