Liquidity problem for Token Projects Many token companies raised a substantial amount of capital during the past 2 years. Unfortunately, many of them faced the following challenges: Lack of liquidity: investors and project founders could not monetize their investment due to a lack of liquidity in their token Low trading volume: traders and investors are not incentivized […]
Reflections are when a token gets swapped part of the taxes go into the token’s contract until a threshold is hit. Once that threshold is hit the token makes a small sell and swaps those tokens for Ethereum. Once the swap is made the Ethereum is redirected to the destinations that were programmed into the […]
Master Burn is when an ancillary token burns a “Master Token” upon each transaction (not including transfers). This takes two contracts, one ancillary contract and one Master contract. Both contracts have to be programmed to use this feature. Contrary to popular belief not every token can be burned by another token, the two tokens have […]
True Burn technology is when a token is actually burned off the blockchain this is also known as “reverse minting”. Most tokens “burn” by sending the tokens to a dead wallet, this does not actually burn the token or affect its supply. It is usually used as a marketing and “hype” method. True burn actually […]
The forwarder contract was designed to add flexibility to where the development taxes go. This technology enables routing functionality without adding gas fees to your main contract. For example if you have 7 developers the forwarder contract would break down the percentages to each Dev and send them directly to the respective wallets. All the […]
What is staking? Like a lot of things in crypto, staking can be a complicated idea or a simple one depending on how many levels of understanding you want to unlock. For a lot of traders and investors, knowing that staking is a way of earning rewards for holding certain cryptocurrencies is the key takeaway. But even […]
PROPRIETARY BURN FUNCTIONS What is the difference with our burn? Let me take a moment to break down the two types of burns implemented within the new contract. 1) Incinerator Buybacks: Buys/sells place ETH into a queue in the contract. Once that queue reaches .1 ETH in value, it will place a buy order on […]
