Pools.fun, the token launch platform created by Sushi, has adjusted its fee distribution for new pools in response to community feedback, according to an Odaily report. Under the updated mechanism, token issuers receive 90% of trading fees generated by new pools. The remaining 10% is allocated to the protocol. Half of that protocol share will then be used to buy back and burn BNKR tokens. The platform also said it will airdrop about $120,000 in BNKR to users on its Pools leaderboard. Pools.fun is also rolling out a Fees to Holders feature, allowing projects to send trading fees to token holders at issuance. On top of that, the platform plans to integrate 194 Robinhood stock tokens, enabling projects to pair with the related tokenized equities, according to the announcement. The announcement covers the adjusted fee split, the planned airdrop, the new Fees to Holders feature, and the upcoming expansion to Robinhood stock tokens.
Pools.fun, a token launch platform created by Sushi, said in a post that it is adjusting the fee allocation mechanism for new pools after receiving community feedback. Under the new split, 90% of fees head to the token issuer and 10% go to the protocol. Half of the protocol portion will be spent on buying and burning BNKR.
The platform also plans to airdrop about $120,000 worth of BNKR to users on the Pools leaderboard. Pools.fun has also rolled out a Fees to Holders feature, which permits projects to route trading fees to holders when issuing a token.
Looking ahead, the platform intends to bring in 194 Robinhood stock tokens, allowing projects to pair with the relevant tokenized equities.
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