Don't cope. Don't seethe. Don't rage.
$STONKWHEEL is changing the game.
12m tokens were burnt by the STONKWHEEL Treasury, and this is just the first buyback.
STONKWHEEL is paired with $SOL, and its holders, including the Treasury, receive $SOL dividends. The Treasury uses 90% of its rewards to buy $STONKWHEEL and burn it.
This creates a flywheel that no other token in $STONK's eco enjoys.
StonkFun's tax funds dividends for holders, creating a revenue flow. Stonkwheel's own Treasury reduces the token supply, propping up the token's price and liquidity.
The Treasury programme is immutable. Tokens locked in the Treasury cannot be withdrawn, and the buyback and burn rules cannot be changed.
https://t.co/g6SIPYmCPo
Stonkwheel.
@theunipcs@mst1287 Here is a great ultra low cap which misses only one ingredient - awareness. If it gains volume, the stonkwheel will do its job itself.
https://t.co/TOvc7ThjBS
Don't cope. Don't seethe. Don't rage.
$STONKWHEEL is changing the game.
12m tokens were burnt by the STONKWHEEL Treasury, and this is just the first buyback.
STONKWHEEL is paired with $SOL, and its holders, including the Treasury, receive $SOL dividends. The Treasury uses 90% of its rewards to buy $STONKWHEEL and burn it.
This creates a flywheel that no other token in $STONK's eco enjoys.
StonkFun's tax funds dividends for holders, creating a revenue flow. Stonkwheel's own Treasury reduces the token supply, propping up the token's price and liquidity.
The Treasury programme is immutable. Tokens locked in the Treasury cannot be withdrawn, and the buyback and burn rules cannot be changed.
https://t.co/g6SIPYmCPo
Stonkwheel.
@solana_sailor@LaunchOnSF STONKWHEEL has the Treasury which permanently holds 30% of the initial token supply.
The Treasury uses 90% of its tax rewards to buy $STONKWHEEL from the market and burn it.
@AgentChud@imperooterxbt This part hits hard "...without callouts on fomo these tokens would never get attention". I built something to be a no-KOL no-bundle PVE token and the most difficult part is attention.
@I4NFTS You have a premise that token burns mean that revenue itself is burnt, but buybacks direct revenue into liquidity for the token.
It is an indirect way to pay protocol revenue to tokenholders. If protocol keeps it all for itself, then token loses its reason to exist.
@mst1287 Pls check DMs, we sent you a workable solution to prevent the stonk distribution wallet from continuously dumping base tokens to fund rewards in quote
@Big_Cokes1 I invested my own money in the Treasury and locked them forever and gave up 90% of revenue to the community.
I will make it back by getting 10% of the Treasury revenue only if $STONKWHEEL will make it to the big league. I'll do my best.
Don't cope. Don't seethe. Don't rage.
$STONKWHEEL is changing the game.
12m tokens were burnt by the STONKWHEEL Treasury, and this is just the first buyback.
STONKWHEEL is paired with $SOL, and its holders, including the Treasury, receive $SOL dividends. The Treasury uses 90% of its rewards to buy $STONKWHEEL and burn it.
This creates a flywheel that no other token in $STONK's eco enjoys.
StonkFun's tax funds dividends for holders, creating a revenue flow. Stonkwheel's own Treasury reduces the token supply, propping up the token's price and liquidity.
The Treasury programme is immutable. Tokens locked in the Treasury cannot be withdrawn, and the buyback and burn rules cannot be changed.
https://t.co/g6SIPYmCPo
Stonkwheel.
@LaunchOnSF has collected almost 6% of $STONKWHEEL's supply in taxes for the next distribution.
Similarly, other memecoins also have big undistributed amounts.
There is talk that StonkFun will change its approach and will pay the next dividends not in quote tokens (like $SOL or $ZEC) but directly in memecoins like $STONKWHEEL (aka base tokens).
This is aimed at saving memecoins' charts because otherwise @LaunchOnSF's distribution wallet will have to sell a huge amount of base tokens to get quote tokens.
But you know what?
It does not matter for $STONKWHEEL.
Even if @LaunchOnSF dumps the 6% of the supply and pays SOL as dividends, the Stonkwheel Treasury will use 90% of its revenue to buy back cheap tokens and burn them forever.
STONKWHEEL.
Don't cope. Don't seethe. Don't rage.
$STONKWHEEL is changing the game.
12m tokens were burnt by the STONKWHEEL Treasury, and this is just the first buyback.
STONKWHEEL is paired with $SOL, and its holders, including the Treasury, receive $SOL dividends. The Treasury uses 90% of its rewards to buy $STONKWHEEL and burn it.
This creates a flywheel that no other token in $STONK's eco enjoys.
StonkFun's tax funds dividends for holders, creating a revenue flow. Stonkwheel's own Treasury reduces the token supply, propping up the token's price and liquidity.
The Treasury programme is immutable. Tokens locked in the Treasury cannot be withdrawn, and the buyback and burn rules cannot be changed.
https://t.co/g6SIPYmCPo
Stonkwheel.
Everyone is suddenly worried about $STONK Stonkfunβs distribution wallet selling tokens. Converting taxed tokens into rewards has been part of the design since day one.
$STONKWHEEL was built with that selling pressure in mind. Its Treasury uses 90% of its rewards to buy back and burn $STONKWHEEL.
When the sell pushes the price down, those buybacks can pick up more tokens per SOL. And once burned, those tokens can never be sold again.
Thatβs the stonkwheel.