2025-12-26 12:24:22

The dynamic fee rate mechanism linked to market capitalization is officially launched. This update gives creators, deployers, and launchpads greater autonomy — allowing them to set different transaction fee curves based on the real-time market cap of the token.

What does this mean? Flexibility. A newly launched coin and a project that has already established market position clearly require different incentive strategies. Through market cap-triggered fee adjustments, project teams can adopt targeted mechanism designs at various stages of token development: lower friction in the early stages to attract liquidity, and optimized fee structures later to improve investor experience.

Essentially, this ties economic incentives to the growth stages of the token. Transaction fees are no longer fixed numbers but dynamic parameters that respond to market conditions. For developers concerned with ecosystem sustainability, this mechanism provides a more refined toolkit.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 6h ago

Trying new tricks again, dynamic fee rates sound complicated but are actually Schrödinger's transaction fees, making early profit-taking easier.

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WhaleWatcher

· 6h ago

Now the project team can compete more fiercely, initially low-fee bloodsucking, and once it rises, they start fleeceing investors' wool.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 6h ago

Sounds good, but the problem is how many project teams will actually use this tool properly instead of just coming in and aggressively draining resources.

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LongTermDreamer

· 6h ago

Bro, this time I really want to do it together. I'm tired of that rigid fixed rate... I was already shouting about this in the group three years ago, and now it's finally coming out, but it's better than nothing. New coins and old coins are completely different paths. Who wants to be bloodsucked during the pump phase? Now it's good, flexible adjustment—that's the real gameplay.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 7h ago

Early on, low-fee liquidity attraction, then harvesting investors... I’m too familiar with this trick haha Hmm, not bad, at least it gives developers more room for adjustment, better than a rigid one-size-fits-all fee structure This is economics, a stage-by-stage game, I like the market-driven feeling The key is how to use it; if it's all just for rug pulls... then just for fun

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