This idea is indeed good—ideaRalph distributes tokens to holders, taking a portion from each vibecoin creation. But upon closer inspection, there are some issues with this design.

First is the problem of token oversaturation. Most vibe-based applications don't actually need their own tokens, resulting in a bunch of vibecoins emerging, which ultimately become worthless assets with prices approaching zero. This instead dilutes the overall value of the ecosystem.

Secondly, there are other design flaws that need to be considered. The distribution mechanism alone is not enough; it's also necessary to think about how to truly give these tokens practical use, otherwise it just creates junk coins.