Today, the “creator economy” is getting misunderstood because people are being convinced that an openly negative-sum game is “creator empowerment.” Attention gets pulled away from the product, pushed into churn, and the whole story becomes the chart instead of the work. You may

The point $BAES is a fixed-supply, performance-rewarding growth mechanism for an onchain entertainment system that is expanding beyond games. And it stays aligned with yesterday’s line: we reject the casino model. Real commerce, real products, real usage, long-term value.

For traders, the thesis is structural Supply is straightforward: ↠ 100% in circulation ↠ No mint ↠ No unlock ↠ No inflation So price pressure is not “brace yourselves, the unlock is nigh!” It is driven by market behavior and growth expectations: ↠ As more Bario

For holders, the setup is clean: Inside the Bario Entertainment System, $BAES is the single capped representation of the growth of products and the creator economy. If you want long-term exposure to that growth, you hold $BAES. This is a rock-solid, structure-first, long-game

There is no token emission $BAES supply is fixed, and there's no unlock overhang. All creator performance rewards are funded by open market buys, then delivered directly to the creator. That is intentional. As the platform grows: ↠ More value gets created ↠ More $BAES can

$BAES is performance equity $BAES is not a grant. Not a participation reward. Not something we pre-distribute to anyone. Creators earn the highest possible net revenue instantly from selling their products. That’s the primary income stream, and it’s clean. Then, creators can

$BAES is growth equity The token does not represent today’s profit. It represents a capped, transparent slice of the system’s future business value. As the platform grows: ↠ More creators join ↠ More products ship ↠ More sales and usage happen ↠ The ecosystem expands in

Yesterday’s point drew the line: This is not a casino. We are not here to turn attention into churn, then call it creator economy. Charge up! The specifics: What $BAES actually is. $BAES is designed to scale with the Bario Entertainment System as a limited-supply stake

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Zero hesitation.

GM GM from 2025’s last day. In 2026, the mission is clear: onboard hundreds of indie game developers, and help them ship at least 1,000 genuinely great games through https://t.co/GD3GfFP0s6. The revenues will be theirs, the royalties will be theirs, the credit will be theirs,

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Stacked with games. Ready to ship to you.

If you were here in 2025, respect. You helped shape the foundation. If you are arriving now, welcome. But don’t blink in 2026, the pace is going up. Merry Christmas. See you on Baes.

And yes, we are going to be louder in 2026. Because at this point, being quiet is just being polite to mediocrity. Baes is building a real onchain console, and we are done pretending that’s a small thing.

So what does “2026 stronger” actually mean? More titles. More competitive loops. More tournaments and structured seasons. More reasons for devs to launch on Baes first. More reasons for players to show up daily.

2025 also taught us what does not work. Hype without gameplay dies fast. Utility that feels stapled-on gets ignored. And “we’ll add it later” is just another way to say “we won’t.” We learned. We adjusted. We kept shipping.

Amp Rewards is not “marketing.” It’s incentives. If you create signal, you should not get buried under slop. If you help Baes grow, you should not be treated like free labor. So we built a system that can keep score. https://t.co/f0ZApCnGBP