Four.Meme launches "Tax Mode" feature, introducing on-chain transaction tax mechanism
BlockBeats News, February 2, according to official sources, Four.Meme has officially launched the Tax Token model. Under this model, after the token graduates, the project can charge a certain percentage of tax on secondary market transactions, with the tax usage predetermined at creation, including: allocation to designated wallets, dividends for holders, token burning, or automatic liquidity addition. All rules are publicly available on-chain and cannot be changed after creation, ensuring transparency and fairness of the mechanism. Currently, the tax model only supports Fair Mode (X Mode is not yet available).
At the same time, Fair Mode has added an anti-sniping switch. If enabled, traders will be charged a high transaction fee within a certain number of blocks after the token is created. This greatly reduces the risk of bot frontrunning and malicious sniping, protecting early liquidity and the trading environment.
This update from Four.Meme introduces a more mature on-chain tax and incentive design solution to the BNB Chain ecosystem, helping to improve the sustainability of the token economic model and promote the long-term, healthy development of the ecosystem.
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