A recent new project has attracted quite a bit of attention, with an issuance cap set at 1 billion tokens. From the tokenomics perspective, it adopts a 5% tax mechanism, and the distribution logic is quite interesting.

First, on the revenue side: holders can receive 37% of the dividends, which is the main source of income. Once the dividends accumulate to 1 BNB, the smart contract will automatically trigger a transfer, and users can also manually claim it, with a threshold of holding more than 25,000 tokens. Additionally, 30% of the tax is used for token burning, 30% for LP buybacks, and the remaining 3% is allocated to marketing and promotional incentives.

The marketing design is quite interesting—airdrops are distributed through daily promotional tasks, with a relatively low participation threshold, so anyone can take on tasks. The project emphasizes its decentralized nature—no market makers intervention, no VC funding, entirely driven by 400 community members. This decentralized launch approach indeed avoids centralization risks, but it also means early liquidity needs to be maintained by the community itself.