Ethervista launches on Ethereum, aims to outshine Pump.fun with secure liquidity locks

Ethereum now has its own native platform — Ethervista — where people can create and launch memecoins in the same vein as Solana-based memecoin deployer Pump.fun.

Ethervista is a decentralized exchange (DEX) that introduces a novel approach to liquidity management and token launches on the Ethereum network. One of its key features is the 5-day liquidity lock for creators, which helps prevent rug pulls that often occur within the first four days of a project’s launch on platforms like Pump.fun.

Ethervista said it aims to promote a project’s long-term success by rewarding creators with liquidity and protocol fees that grow as trading volume increases. This model benefits both users and creators, making long-term commitments more profitable than quick sell-offs or liquidity withdrawals.

VISTA surge

Over the past 24 hours, Ethervista has gained significant traction within the community. The platform has consumed over 150 ETH in gas fees, and its first token, VISTA, has seen a rapid rise in value.

VISTA is a deflationary token with a capped supply of 1 million. Ethervista said the token features an automatic buyback and burning mechanism, which reduces the overall supply and potentially increases the token’s value. The project has already burned over 2.17% of its total supply.

Blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence noted that one trader turned $5,000 into $670,000 within 48 hours by trading VISTA. The firm reported:

“Trader 0x430 bought into Ethervista’s launch, spending $5,000 to secure over 5% of the supply. He spread his VISTA holdings across seven wallets and, after two days, realized over $670,000 in profit in ETH. That’s more than a 130x return.”

Pump.fun milestone

The launch of the Ethereum-based platform coincides with Pump.fun’s revenue reaching $100 million in just over seven months, making it the fastest-growing protocol by revenue in the crypto ecosystem.

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