A liquidity pool is a pool of tokens locked in a smart contract that traders can swap against. In this context, a 2% liquidity pool means that traders can swap their tokens with a 2% fee charged on each transaction. This fee is then added to the liquidity pool, incentivizing liquidity providers to contribute their tokens to the pool in exchange for a share of the fees generated.
Marketing and buyback refers to a strategy or program where a company allocates a portion of its budget (typically 5%) towards promotional activities and buying back its own shares.
Auto liquidity refers to a feature in cryptocurrency tokens where a percentage of each transaction is automatically added to the liquidity pool on the trading platform. This helps to stabilize the token's price and increase liquidity for traders. The 5% figure in this context likely means that 5% of each transaction will be added to the liquidity pool.
Whenever a transaction involving the token occurs, 3% of the total amount is redistributed to all existing holders. This incentivizes holding onto the token for a longer period of time, as holders earn additional tokens simply by holding onto their existing ones. This redistribution mechanism helps to create a more sustainable and rewarding ecosystem for the token holders.
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