Embow

Launch a token. Fund AI access for your community through trading fees.
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[Embow @embow_protocol]

Embow is live.

Launch a token for any Venice model.
Pair it with any asset.

Trading fees fund AI access.
Auto top-up keeps the model online.
If most credits go unused, part of the treasury is used the next day to buy back and burn.

Holders chat. Or call the API.
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https://t.co/DII3y2IuSN

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Fee burner is running.

Sells the fees. Buys $EMBOW. Burns it.
One tx.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Embow just got a lot faster.

Built for traffic.
You can launch a token paired with ETH, USDC or any Base token like base:0x9b5e262cf9bb04869ab40b19af91d2dc85761722 or $DRV.

The $EMBOW fee burner is live.
One on-chain tx: sell the fees → buy $EMBOW → burn.

Every $EMBOW trade pays 3%:

Sell
➩ 3% bought back and burned

Buy
➩ 2.1% to treasury. Pays for the Venice AI holders use, then more buyback and burn
➩ 0.9% to the creator

Already burned: 2.9% of supply.
Queued in fees: 6.6%, next to burn.

More volume → more burn → more AI → more holders.
The flywheel is infinite.

https://t.co/DII3y2IuSN

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Embow

Fees: $17.1k
Compute: $10.2k
Creators: $5.1k
Buybacks: $2.44k
Burned: 13.01M $EMBOW

V1.0 fee inventory (~6.07%) is next.
sell → buyback → burn

https://t.co/lTKXUthZL5

[Embow @embow_protocol]

@basheer9661 Yeah, fair.

We’ve been in the product more than on here. Buybacks and top-ups are already running.

Next is the V1.0 sell → buyback → burn, and making the app hold up.

We’ll keep you posted when it actually moves.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

We spent the day on scale.

Numerous bug fixes, UI polish, and performance work so Embow can handle more users without breaking the loop.

Tomorrow we continue on the V1.0 sell → buyback → burn path, and on frontend performance.

Automatic buybacks remain live.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

gm

Today we keep shipping and we’ll keep you updated as we go.

One issue on factory V1.0, including $EMBOW: tokens sitting in the fee contract are not locked in a withdrawable way. They can only leave by being sold.

That’s fine. We just need to automate it.

What’s coming:
• linear sells of that V1.0 token inventory
• then buyback
• then burn
• done progressively, not all at once

No sudden dump. Same flywheel, cleaner exit for the inventory that can’t be pulled out any other way.

More later today.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Apologies for the recent silence 🙏

Team has been focused on resolving the issues we encountered and improving the platform.

Here is an update on Embow’s fee structure, economic flywheel, and V1.1 deployment:

➩ For V1.0 tokens, including $EMBOW, the 3% trading fee is collected in both the pair’s quote asset and the launched token. The proportion collected in each asset depends on buy and sell activity. It is not a fixed 50/50 split.

➩ Currently, 4.82% of EMBOW’s total supply is held in the fee contract. These tokens will remain in the contract and will not be sold. However, they should not be counted as irreversibly burned supply.

➩ This strengthens the economic flywheel for users. EMBOW accumulated in the fee contract stays out of circulation without generating additional selling pressure. Meanwhile, available quote-denominated fees fund users’ compute credits, and a portion of unused treasury funds can finance EMBOW buybacks followed by automatic burns.

➩ The first buyback-and-burn cycle is complete. A total of 355.66 USDC was used to purchase 2,000,286.58 EMBOW, which were subsequently sent to the burn address. This represents approximately 0.20% of the total supply.

The total buyback budget allocated for today is 2,226.56 USDC.

➩ V1.1 is now live. Newly launched tokens collect fees exclusively in the quote asset, on both purchases and sales. Creator rewards are paid in native ETH, while the compute and platform allocations are automatically converted into USDC.

➩ Existing V1.0 tokens retain their original fee structure. Creators continue to claim rewards in the quote asset, while the compute allocation is automatically collected and converted for the treasury.

➩ Automatic Venice credit top-ups are also operational.

➩ Treasury activity, credit top-ups, buybacks, and burns are publicly accessible here: https://t.co/Q3ZQYLFkHk

Tomorrow, I will continue improving website performance and addressing the remaining minor bugs. Thank you for your patience and continued support.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

The website is getting hit harder than expected.

Working on it so launches, pairs, and the treasury loop stay up under load.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Working on buyback and burn.

Unused AI credits → next day, part of the treasury buys back and burns the platform token.

Idle compute shouldn’t stay idle.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Working through the architecture so any pair actually works.

Not just one quote asset.
Any pair. As many tokens as the market can throw at it.

Still optimizing routing, pools, and scale.

Quiet week. Lots of shipping.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Venice is the way

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Venice is the way

[Embow @embow_protocol]

This is auto top-up.

Fees land in a compute treasury.
When credits run low, the protocol tops up automatically.

Holders keep chatting. The model stays funded.

No treasury management. No “we’ll buy credits later.”

[Embow @embow_protocol]

You can launch another coin that does nothing.

Or you can launch a coin that buys intelligence every time it trades.

Embow: token → fees → AI access.
Any model. Any pair.

[Embow @embow_protocol]

Meet Embow, an AI token launchpad on @base.

Launch a token, choose an AI model, and let trading fees fund access for your community.

Any model. Any pair.
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