In the fast-paced world of blockchain, where meme tokens thrive on community hype and quick trades, a new tool is making waves. Base, the Ethereum Layer 2 network, just spotlighted Towns as its App of the Week in a tweet that's got everyone talking. The post poses a simple yet intriguing question: "What if your group chat had a wallet?" And with Towns, that's exactly what you get—messaging, money, and builders all in one onchain space.

Towns isn't your average chat app. Built on the Towns Protocol, it's a decentralized platform running on Base that turns group conversations into powerful, wallet-integrated hubs. Imagine coordinating meme token pumps, sharing alpha on the next big Solana dog coin, or even executing trades right from your chat window. Onchain means everything happens directly on the blockchain—secure, transparent, and without middlemen. For those new to the term, onchain refers to actions recorded on the blockchain ledger, ensuring immutability and trustlessness.

The app's features are tailor-made for meme communities. You can set up memberships with token-gated access, tip members for hot tips, or split trading fees automatically. If your group spots a promising meme token like $TOWNS itself, you can buy, sell, and discuss without leaving the chat. The protocol has already seen over $35 million in user spending on memberships, tips, and trades, generating real fees that support the ecosystem through buy-and-burn mechanisms for the $TOWNS token.

Speaking of $TOWNS, this is the native token powering the Towns Protocol. Launched earlier this year, it's designed with community-first tokenomics: 57% allocated to airdrops, grants, and initiatives, with team and investor tokens locked for a year. Inflation is countered by burning tokens from protocol fees, creating a deflationary pressure that could benefit holders. The bull case is strong—backed by heavyweights like a16z Crypto and Benchmark, the team behind Towns has experience from social apps like Houseparty. With over 160,000 daily active users and 425,000 groups created, it's not just hype; it's real utility for decentralized communication.

For meme token enthusiasts, this Base endorsement could be a game-changer. Meme coins live and die by their communities, and tools like Towns make building and monetizing those communities easier than ever. No more juggling Discord, Telegram, and wallets—Towns brings it all together onchain. As Base explores its own network token, featuring apps like Towns signals a push toward more integrated, user-friendly experiences in the Superchain ecosystem.

If you're diving into meme tokens, keep an eye on $TOWNS. It's not just a token; it's infrastructure for the next wave of onchain social interactions. Head over to the Towns app to start your own group and see how it can supercharge your trading crew. In a market where virality is key, having a wallet in your chat might just be the edge you need.