before confirming any crypto transaction, users should know what they're agreeing to. @RebateLaunch . that sounds obvious but it's especially relevant when a transaction includes additional incentives. for Rebate, i'd pay attention to how the purchase process communicates the token amount, any bonus tokens, applicable fees and other relevant conditions. clear information gives users a better understanding of the transaction before they commit funds. it also makes it easier to compare the experience with other platforms. in crypto, a smooth interface matters, but a smooth interface shouldn't come at the expense of clarity. the best experience helps users understand what they're doing, not simply click through the process faster. a launchpad's experience can change as the number of projects grows. more launches could give users additional opportunities to explore but they could also make it harder to distinguish promising projects from less compelling ones. that's an interesting challenge for Rebate as it develops on robinhood chain. how projects are presented, how information is organized and how users compare opportunities could become increasingly important. i'd rather see a platform make its available information easy to evaluate than overwhelm users with constant announcements. growth is one thing. making that growth useful for participants is another.