Having played with so many chains, this is the first time I've seen an AMM that "automatically generates liquidity".

Recently, I helped a friend set up a small token, and the LP migration got stuck for three days. The bonding curve calculations were overwhelming—until I came across the white paper from @ProtocolForest, and I suddenly felt like my previous operations were like using an abacus for accounting.

The wildest thing about this is the "virtual LP" mechanism. You don't need to invest money upfront to accumulate liquidity when issuing tokens; you can have real trading depth right from the first block, which is like running a milk tea shop without having to stock up; you just make it fresh when customers arrive. Yesterday, I tested a mini-game token on the testnet, and every time a user plays, a portion of the transaction fee is automatically allocated to repurchase $FOREST, with the burn counter ticking faster than a stopwatch—this is not just a token; it's clearly an automated compounding machine on the blockchain.

In that article about QT, it said, "Every exchange is generating blood for $FOREST," and now I understand. Traditional AMMs rely on manual parameter adjustments, but this one directly connects games, tasks, and transactions into a gear system that just keeps spinning. It's like before, when playing games to grind for equipment only benefited myself; now, every hit I make fuels the entire ecosystem.

I just received some pre-TGE $FOREST in Zeeverse. It feels like touching Uniswap in its early days in 2020—who would have thought that DEX could disrupt exchanges back then? Now Forest is intertwining gaming and trading, developers don't have to worry about liquidity, and players can earn profits while playing. Once this flywheel starts turning, it will be hard to stop.

Don't wait until the official launch to squeeze in, go now.