I recently came across an interesting project and want to discuss its token mechanism with everyone. The total supply is 1 billion tokens, with a tax rate set at 5%. How is this portion allocated? 37% goes to holder dividends, 30% is used for token burning, another 30% is used for liquidity buybacks, and the remaining 3% is allocated for marketing activities, distributed among 10 team leaders responsible for promotion.
The holding threshold is quite interesting — you need to hold more than 25,000 tokens to qualify for dividends. When the dividend amount reaches 1 BNB, the smart contract automatically executes the transfer, requiring no manual intervention. The entire project does not involve market makers, claiming to operate fully decentralized, driven by 300 members from a leading exchange’s community square, launched at 9 o'clock.
This design aims to maintain price stability through burning and buybacks, while providing continuous dividend incentives to holders. The level of community participation may be the key to whether this type of project can go far.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 21h ago
Is the 25,000 threshold? Haha, this is just another weed farmer filter.
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Burn 30%, buy back 30%. Good math, but I wonder who’s taking the dumps.
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Fully decentralized? Driven by 300 people? Never mind, I’ll just watch.
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Automatic dividends sound comfortable, but I really want to know how much these 10 leaders have taken.
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No market makers, fully decentralized—I'm tired of hearing these lines.
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If a project launched at 9 o'clock can survive until 10, I consider that a loss.
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Dividends are only transferred when 1BNB is triggered, such thoughtful fee savings.
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The distribution of one billion tokens is clear, but I still feel like something’s left unsaid.
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Community participation determines life or death, sounds like a gamble on who has more fans.
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37% dividends, 30% burn, 30% buy back, 3% marketing... who came up with this math problem?
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SolidityStruggler
· 22h ago
Wait, do I need 25,000 tokens to get dividends? How much would I have to spend...
Automatic burning and buybacks both sound great, but I'm just worried that the one who runs away in the end is the team leader.
300 people driven? Come on, isn't this just a big group control?
Launching at 9 o'clock... I'm really tired of this routine.
Dividends have to wait until 1BNB? I feel like this threshold is getting higher and higher.
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MercilessHalal
· 22h ago
The 25,000 threshold is a bit harsh; retail investors can't get in at all.
Automatic dividends and decentralization sound pretty good, but these kinds of projects usually die due to marketing expenses.
Can ten team leaders' promotion be reliable? I always feel something's off.
Burn 30% and buy back 30%, the numbers look nice, but it's hard to say if it really has an effect.
300 members driving it? Isn't that just a different way of saying it's a small circle?
Dividends require waiting for 1 BNB, and how long do you have to hold? This setup is a bit pointless.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 22h ago
This is another dividend pool, and it's really outrageous that you need to invest at least 25,000 tokens to receive dividends.
Destroying 30% and repurchasing 30% sounds grand, but can it actually stabilize the price? It's a bit uncertain.
300 people driving it to be completely decentralized? Uh... I don't believe it.
Marketing only gets 3%? That's a bit low for financing costs. How are they pushing this?
Only automatic transfers for 1 BNB, the threshold is set quite high.
The group leader system is obvious—how much can ten people share?
But the decentralization aspect does indeed attract me. Let's wait and see the community's reaction.
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BearMarketBro
· 22h ago
It's the same 25k threshold and automatic dividend system... sounds familiar, I've seen too many projects like this.
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300 people driven? No market makers? That sounds a bit suspicious...
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Burn 30%, buyback 30%... looks good on paper, but the key is whether it's actually implemented.
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Dividends only triggered at 1 BNB? We'll probably have to wait forever.
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Feels like it's still about the first two days after launch; if you can't survive the initial wave of profit-taking, it's game over.
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Leader's 3% dividend... are they trying to have 10 people promote to the entire community? That's a bit naive.
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Must hold over 25k to earn dividends, isn't that just a disguised VIP threshold? What's this about decentralization?
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Just checking in, waiting to see the follow-up trend, purely for entertainment.
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So many automatic mechanisms sound very advanced, but what about the smart contract code? Has it been audited?
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Honestly, just based on the buyback liquidity setup, it feels more like maintaining the market...
I recently came across an interesting project and want to discuss its token mechanism with everyone. The total supply is 1 billion tokens, with a tax rate set at 5%. How is this portion allocated? 37% goes to holder dividends, 30% is used for token burning, another 30% is used for liquidity buybacks, and the remaining 3% is allocated for marketing activities, distributed among 10 team leaders responsible for promotion.
The holding threshold is quite interesting — you need to hold more than 25,000 tokens to qualify for dividends. When the dividend amount reaches 1 BNB, the smart contract automatically executes the transfer, requiring no manual intervention. The entire project does not involve market makers, claiming to operate fully decentralized, driven by 300 members from a leading exchange’s community square, launched at 9 o'clock.
This design aims to maintain price stability through burning and buybacks, while providing continuous dividend incentives to holders. The level of community participation may be the key to whether this type of project can go far.