AlignerZ Labs is rolling out on Base to tackle a long-standing headache in the crypto token launch space—the misaligned incentives that constantly wreck early-stage projects. We've all seen it happen: tokens launch with massive initial hype, early investors and insiders dump their bags at the first pump, and the whole thing craters. It's been the pattern for years.

The team is now stress-testing their Dapps directly on the Base Network, bringing their core mechanic—the Initial Weight system—to life. This mechanism is designed to realign participant incentives from day one, making sure everyone's interests stay locked in rather than pointing toward a quick exit.

What makes this approach different is the focus on structural fairness. Instead of hoping for best behavior, the Initial Weight system builds accountability into the protocol layer itself. It's a refreshing take on solving one of Web3's most persistent problems: how do you create a token launch environment where long-term thinking actually wins?

The Base deployment marks a real test of whether this innovation can scale beyond theory. If it works as intended, we might finally see a shift in how new projects approach their tokenomics and community alignment.