Building infrastructure that's genuinely Ethereum-native rather than bolted on—this one's actually owned by its community rather than VC syndicates pulling strings behind the scenes. The launch strategy is pretty straightforward: no private rounds, no early investor advantages, just 75% of tokens flowing directly to the community. The $CYPH token itself uses locked and option-based mechanics, which means value doesn't get diluted through the usual pump-and-dump cycles. It's the kind of setup that forces alignment between builders and actual users. Whether it sticks around depends on adoption, but at least the incentive structure isn't fighting against community interests from day one.