the cool thing about
@QuoPull is it doesn’t take my bandwidth. it’s automated. i have no permission to redirect fees, or change draw logic. buys are controlled by contract. no copy pasta while maintaining a conceptual appeal. swaps yield you tokens + packs + xp. what’s interesting about that is simple. typically a token yields you just the token. but at QuoPull we gamify swaps with packs and xp. the vehicle is
$QPULL and the reward is
$QUOTRON
now why is this important? as a holder of Quotrons i noticed how quickly people became priced out. so i had the idea to add a gamification layer to redistribution. this does a few things, we only buy, so our initial contribution is buying pressure (volume dependent), and thus paying into buy tax at 3% which directly benefits reflection, (as of today we’ve spent 9.6 eth buying
@Quotrons404) then via raffles we redistribute. now on the backend they either become holders, or they sell thus paying into the sell side tax at 3%. this flywheel can scale. thus explaining the liquidity, at low volume we can survive the churn, with volume the engine gets more interesting.