The $RAD dragon of radFi has experienced a significant pullback, and the new rune interacted by the Kraken CEO is also not gaining traction. It might be time to rethink the minting logic of Radio.

The current mechanism is somewhat like a "buy-in and no sell-out" internal Bonding Curve:
In the early stages, everyone can mint at 0.01 sat, with extremely low costs;
Even if the lowest liquidity opening is 0.04 sat, it is equivalent to starting at four times.

This can easily lead to problems:
Users who mint at a low cost are concentrated in dumping, while users who enter at a high cost are trapped, ultimately evolving into a game of rush.

Perhaps it can be considered that as the minting progress advances, liquidity can start to be built and tokens distributed.
Let the price and liquidity gradually rise together, forming a healthy turnover process.

This retains "minting" as a distribution method while preventing sudden fluctuations at the opening.
It might be a breakthrough direction.

Of course, this idea does not take into account the difficulty of implementation; let's leave it for the team to weigh.