Value leaking is a big problem with crypto. People see a token pairing with equity, distributing free money every hour, and ape in. But where does the yield come from? If you don't know, you are the yield. If you know, you are still the yield. In simple terms, the yield is you. Every time a swap happens: - The launchpool gets a cut: around 0.3% - Dev gets a cut: usually 1% - Holders get the rest (usually 0.7%, yield) - LP is bleeding from the tax (more about this next post) With $EVP, we have a different approach. Value Accumulating: - @TradePools takes no cut - Dev gets only a 0.1% creator fee in buy side (so basically 0.05%), and my simple strategy is to transfer it to fomo and buy EVP directly. - Holders get the whole 0.7%, and it excludes my own Dev wallet (which holds 60% of supply for now) - LP auto compounds, so it gets thicker and thicker over time - An LP hub is set up to drive volume from other pairs on Robinhood - All future @EVplusAI net profit, upcoming airdrop, and partner payments are used to buy back We borrow a little from ponzinomics, but we stick to robust fundamentals. For the long run.