In many ways, @base trenches are built different from the rest. I'd say $CLAWD (0x9f86db9fc6f7c9408e8fda3ff8ce4e78ac7a6b07) is a classic organic PVE example similar to the earlier $WIF/$BONK/$PEPE/$FARTCOIN in @solana trenches. Plz check at P1 vs P2. avg @base tokens generally have way higher avg wallet age compared to @solana tokens. When the avg wallet age is higher, you can know it's more organic, thus 1) less likely to rug 2) token supply is more distribution among whales ofc you can pilot such $CLAWD such token since a yr ago but the cost is much much higher, thus less likely for being rugged. at the end of the day, the only thing that matters for tokens is its holder structure. Needs to let the most killer shiller and diamond-handed yappers/traders to have the token at a low cost basis in order to pump a token. i'd say @base is still quite early to accumulate enough liquidity to have assets run up like the earlier Solana days, but these newer narratives are attracting more liquidity to form this liquidity network effect. A good reference how why @jessepollak talks abt "free, open, and fair markets" ( which is aligned with our @o1_exchange onchain analytics data.