Buy back, burn, deepen the pool
Trading fees are put to work in SFM: they buy the token back off the market and burn it, and they add liquidity to the pool. Every burn and every liquidity add is listed below with its transaction.
π₯ 0 SFM BURNED β’π§ 0 ETH ADDED TO LIQUIDITY β’π° 0 ETH OF FEES RECYCLED β’βΎοΈ EVERY FEE: HALF BURNED, HALF LIQUIDITY β’π₯ 0 SFM BURNED β’π§ 0 ETH ADDED TO LIQUIDITY β’π° 0 ETH OF FEES RECYCLED β’βΎοΈ EVERY FEE: HALF BURNED, HALF LIQUIDITY β’
π₯ Burned
0SFM
β
π§ Added to liquidity
0ETH
β
π° Fees recycled
0ETH
β
How the flywheel works
Every cycle runs the same four steps, and every step leaves a transaction anyone can check.
1
Collect
Trading fees accrue to the launch and are claimed out of the pons escrow in ETH.
2
Buy back
Half of the claim buys SFM on the open market, at the same price anyone else pays.
3
Burn
Those SFM are destroyed. Supply goes down and it never comes back.
4
Deepen the pool
The other half is paired with SFM and added as liquidity, making every future trade cheaper.
Burns and liquidity, on chain
Newest first, refreshed every 3 seconds. Each link opens the transaction on the explorer.
| When | Recycled | π₯ Burned SFM | π§ Added to LP | Transactions | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No cycles yet β the first one runs as soon as fees clear the minimum. | |||||