One of the things I have always appreciated about blockchain technology is that progress can be measured.
Not through promises.
Not through marketing slogans.
Not through endless speculation.
But through actions that can be verified publicly.
This week marked another important milestone for the Baby Lady project as our official CoinGecko listing application was submitted and accepted into CoinGecko's review process.
While this does not guarantee approval, it does represent another step forward in the long-term development of the project.
For a community-driven token, milestones matter.
Not because they create hype.
But because they demonstrate consistent progress.
The Journey So Far
Baby Lady launched as a fair-launch memecoin on the TON blockchain.
From the beginning, the project was built around a simple principle:
Community first.
There was no venture capital allocation.
There was no private sale.
There were no seed investors receiving special discounts.
There were no insider allocations reserved for institutions.
Instead, Baby Lady entered the market through a fair launch where participants had the same opportunity to acquire tokens.
That approach may not be the fastest path to growth, but it creates something that many projects struggle to achieve:
Authenticity.
The community that exists today was built organically.
Every holder chose to participate.
Every supporter chose to become involved.
Every creator chose to contribute.
Those decisions matter.
Why CoinGecko Matters
Some people assume that CoinGecko is simply another website that displays token prices.
In reality, CoinGecko serves as one of the most widely recognized cryptocurrency data platforms in the industry.
Millions of users rely on CoinGecko to discover projects, research tokens, verify information, track market activity, and evaluate communities.
Being listed on CoinGecko does not automatically make a project successful.
Success still requires development.
Success still requires community.
Success still requires consistency.
However, listing creates visibility.
Visibility creates opportunities.
Opportunities create growth.
For a project operating within the TON ecosystem, broader visibility can help introduce new users to both Baby Lady and the wider TON community.
The Initial Submission
The first public update shared with the community announced that the CoinGecko application had been officially submitted.
At that stage, the focus was simple:
Inform the community that the application process had begun.
Transparency has always been important to me.
Rather than quietly submitting the application behind the scenes, I wanted community members to know exactly what was happening.
Every major step should be documented.
Every milestone should be shared.
The community deserves to know how the project is progressing.
Confirmation of Review Status
Shortly after the submission, CoinGecko confirmed that the application had been received and entered into their review queue.
A second update was shared explaining that the application was no longer merely submitted.
It was now officially under review.
That distinction matters.
A submission is something you send.
A review is something that begins after the submission is accepted into the evaluation process.
At this stage, the project entered CoinGecko's internal assessment process.
The status displayed as:
Pending Review
This means the application is actively being evaluated by CoinGecko's team.
As with any review process, patience becomes necessary.
There is no benefit in trying to force outcomes.
The application has been submitted.
The information has been provided.
Now the evaluation process runs its course.
Why the Third Update Was Important
After the initial excitement of the submission, I felt it was important to step back and frame the situation properly.
The third update focused on something different.
Not hype.
Progress.
There is a major difference between the two.
Many projects announce future plans as if they are already achievements.
Many projects celebrate possibilities before they become realities.
I prefer a different approach.
I believe milestones should be earned.
That is why the third update emphasized the underlying fundamentals of the project rather than the application itself.
The focus returned to what Baby Lady actually represents.
Not promises.
Not speculation.
Facts.
The Foundation Behind Baby Lady
The CoinGecko application did not appear out of nowhere.
It is the result of months of work.
The project has several characteristics that continue to define its identity.
Fair Launch
Every participant entered through the same launch structure.
No privileged insider allocations.
No special discounts.
No hidden investor rounds.
Fixed Supply
The maximum supply remains fixed at 1,000,000 Baby Lady tokens.
There is no mint function creating future inflation.
There are no future emissions scheduled to dilute holders.
LP Tokens Burned
A significant portion of liquidity-related assets were permanently removed through LP token burns.
Burning LP tokens demonstrates commitment to permanence.
Once burned, those LP tokens cannot simply be recovered later.
Additional LP Position Locked
Beyond burned liquidity, an additional 15.3% liquidity position was voluntarily locked for four years.
This lock was not required.
It was a conscious decision.
The purpose was straightforward.
Trust.
I understood that simply holding the position in a wallet could create uncertainty within the community.
By locking it publicly for four years, those concerns were removed.
The lock serves as a visible commitment to the long-term future of the project.
Active Community
Communities cannot be purchased.
Communities must be built.
Every comment.
Every meme.
Every post.
Every conversation.
Every creator contribution.
These are the things that transform a token into an ecosystem.
Baby Lady continues to benefit from an active group of supporters who consistently contribute ideas, content, discussions, and energy.
Ongoing Development
The project continues moving forward.
New content is created.
New initiatives are launched.
New collaborations emerge.
Development is not a single event.
Development is a continuous process.
Transparency Matters
One reason I chose to publicly share screenshots throughout the CoinGecko application process is because transparency builds confidence.
People should not be asked to blindly trust.
They should be shown evidence.
When milestones occur, the community should be able to verify them.
That principle has guided much of the project's communication strategy.
The screenshots demonstrated:
Application submission
Review confirmation
Pending status
Official CoinGecko correspondence
Nothing hidden.
Nothing exaggerated.
Just documentation of the process.
What Happens Next?
The next step is simple.
We wait.
CoinGecko's team will complete its evaluation and ultimately decide whether the project meets its listing requirements.
Regardless of the outcome, the work continues.
Because the project was never dependent on a single website.
The value of Baby Lady comes from the people who support it.
The creators who build around it.
The holders who believe in it.
The community that continues showing up every day.
CoinGecko is an important milestone.
But it is not the final destination.
It is simply another step forward.
Final Thoughts
When I look back at where Baby Lady started and where it stands today, I see something far more important than a listing application.
I see progress.
Real progress.
A fair-launch token.
A committed community.
A fixed supply.
Burned LP tokens.
A long-term LP lock.
Ongoing development.
And now an official CoinGecko review in progress.
Whether the review takes days or weeks, the mission remains unchanged.
Keep building.
Keep improving.
Keep creating.
Keep moving forward.
One milestone at a time.
💖 Baby Lady
Sources and Public Updates
Throughout the submission process, progress was documented publicly on X for full transparency.
Initial Submission Announcement
https://x.com/i/status/2064807884702286147
The first public announcement confirmed that the official CoinGecko application had been submitted for review.
Listing Queue Confirmation
https://x.com/i/status/2064811839096340634
The second update confirmed that the application had entered CoinGecko's review queue and was awaiting evaluation.
Review In Progress Update
https://x.com/i/status/2064870598581317702
The third update documented the next stage of the process after receiving confirmation that the listing request had been received and was actively being evaluated.
