Trading has always carried a paradox. The people who generate the activity (the traders) rarely capture the value. Platforms extract. Users adapt. And the cycle repeats.

@LABtrade_ was built to break that cycle.

In just weeks, it has already processed hundreds of millions in volume and millions in revenue. But here’s the difference: that revenue doesn’t sit idle on a balance sheet. It moves — into staking pools, into referral networks, into mechanisms that buy back and reinforce $LAB itself. The flow is circular, not extractive.

This is why the model matters. On-chain markets move more than a trillion dollars every month. A fraction of that routed through LAB isn’t abstract, it’s measurable cash flow. And unlike the platforms of old, that flow belongs to the community that powers it.

October’s TGE isn’t a starting line; it’s a handoff. Early traders who stress-tested the terminal don’t just walk away with experience, they walk into ownership. Ownership of an engine that’s already live, scaling, and proven.

Most platforms keep their users at the surface. LAB brings them into the foundation. The community isn’t just participating, it’s shaping the economics, sharing the upside, and owning the infrastructure itself.

The shift is simple: from trading on a platform to trading with one. From being a user to being an owner. From extracted value to distributed value.

That’s the real edge LAB unlocks.