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Phi XYZ Launches Board Coins: Tokenizing Onchain Identity for Creators

Phi XYZ Launches Board Coins: Tokenizing Onchain Identity for Creators

Phi XYZ, the platform dedicated to shaping your onchain identity, has just announced a game-changing feature: Board Coins. In a recent X thread, they revealed how creators can now tokenize their profiles, turning their digital presence into a yield-generating asset. This move aligns perfectly with the rising trend of creator economies in crypto, where hype meets real utility.

If you're new to this, onchain identity refers to your verifiable history on the blockchain—think NFTs you've collected, transactions you've made, or communities you've joined. Phi lets you curate this into a "Board," like a personalized digital showcase. Now, with Board Coins, you can launch a token tied to that Board on Uniswap V4, the latest iteration of the popular decentralized exchange known for its efficient liquidity pools and customizable features.

Illustration of Board Coins floating on a gradient background

Why Board Coins Stand Out from Typical Creator Tokens

Most creator coins thrive on short-term buzz, often leading to pump-and-dump scenarios. Phi aims to change that by focusing on long-term value. As explained in the thread, Board Coins reward sustained trust and growth rather than fleeting attention. Creators don't have to sell their own tokens to profit—instead, they earn through built-in mechanisms that promote fair distribution.

The secret sauce? Integration with lending protocols like Aave, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform for borrowing and lending crypto, and MorphoLabs, which optimizes yields on top of Aave. When you launch your coin, it's paired with "CreatorETH," a yield-bearing version of ETH that generates passive income from the trading pool. The higher your coin's market cap, the more you earn—encouraging organic growth.

Step-by-Step: How to Launch Your Own Board Coin

Getting started is straightforward, as outlined in the announcement:

  1. Collect Cred NFTs: These are eligibility badges based on your onchain activities. Mint the ones you're qualified for to build credibility.

  2. Build and Verify Your Board: Curate your NFTs and onchain achievements into a unique Board on Phi. Ensure all elements are minted and verified for authenticity.

  3. Activate CreatorETH: This step unlocks the yield from Aave and MorphoLabs, turning your liquidity provision into a revenue stream.

  4. Launch and Share: Deploy your coin on Uniswap V4 and promote it to your community. Boom—you've tokenized your identity!

Steps to launch a Board Coin with collect, build, and launch icons

Benefits for Creators and Communities

As a creator, you'll pocket trading fees from Uniswap V4, ETH yields scaled by your market cap, and even optional referral fees for onboarding others. It's a shift from "sell to benefit" to "grow to earn," making your onchain profile a true asset.

For communities, this means fairer participation. Board Coins are positioned as a primitive for onchain identity, paving the way for Phi's upcoming $PHI token launch. Backed by investors like Chapter One, Delphi Digital, and NeoClassic Capital, Phi is building a ecosystem where creators and fans profit together—echoing the communal spirit of meme tokens but with more substance.

PHI Creator Token badge with yield and fee icons

The Bigger Picture in the Meme Token World

While Board Coins aren't pure memes, they capture the essence of social capital in crypto. In a space where tokens like Dogecoin or newer Solana memes explode on hype, Phi's approach adds layers of utility. It's a bridge between fun, community-driven assets and serious DeFi tools, potentially inspiring the next wave of hybrid tokens.

If you're a blockchain enthusiast or creator, head over to phi.box to get started. Check out the full thread on X for more details: original post.

This launch could redefine how we value onchain reputations—keep an eye on $PHI as it rolls out. What do you think—will Board Coins become the new standard for creator monetization?

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