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An asset basket for every token — trading fees fund an on-chain vault of real assets that holders can redeem by burning their tokens.
Community sentiment is bullish on RUNUP, with users praising the project's innovative tokenomics (asset basket backing tokens with underlying value), calling the team "relentless builders," and expressing confidence in its growth trajectory on Solana.
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The Directory is growing every day! Welcome @runuptrade🟡 Launch a token on @solana where trading fees don't just enrich early sellers. They build an asset basket. Held in an on-chain vault. Redeemable by burning your tokens. Meme coin energy. Actual underlying value. 👀 https://t.co/KLrjy8ZdQq
@0xChrisSaturn @runuptrade runup deserves to be shilled
@AndaOnDaTrack @runuptrade @LMEOWxProphecy good content! good insights
@runuptrade @solana @phantom Still early. Still watching. Run it up. 👀
RunUp is a Solana token-launch platform where every launched token comes with its own on-chain asset basket. As a token trades, a portion of trading fees automatically funds purchases into that token's basket, held in an on-chain vault — separating the token's speculative market price from the real, accumulating value backing it. Holders can burn their tokens at any time to redeem their proportional share of the basket's assets, net of a redemption fee. Basket composition is visible on-chain and can include assets like Bitcoin, Solana, and other tokens. The platform is explicit that this isn't a guaranteed-value product — asset prices can fall and tokenized assets carry issuer risk, so the basket doesn't protect a holder's original purchase price, it's a real, trackable value floor built from trading activity rather than a peg. RunUp supports Solana wallets including Phantom, Solflare, and Backpack, offers multi-language support (English, Chinese, French, Indonesian), and publishes API & MCP documentation for programmatic access.