Most people skip the liquidity part when a token launches, but that’s the thing that decides how chaotic the first minutes will be.

That’s why the way $A26Z is launching actually made me stop and take a closer look 👇

The listing starts with 1M A26Z + 500k $USDT locked in the AMM, which automatically sets the initial price at $0.50 per token and removes any guessing games around launch.

What I like here is the locked liquidity, because it means:
• No one can pull the pool during early trading 🛑
• No surprise slippage spikes on the first buys ⚖️
• No rug-style liquidity games that ruin half of new launches 🚫
• Fair price discovery from the first block 📈

It’s a pretty straightforward setup, but it makes the whole launch feel way cleaner and safer for @Alignerz_ and for anyone thinking about getting in early.

Now that you know the mechanics behind the AlignerZ launch, do clear liquidity setups matter for you when deciding to enter early?