The founder of a certain project recently shared an annual reflection, stating that all tax revenue will be reinvested into the founder ecosystem development. This decision sparked heated discussions in the community — it is both a tribute to the contributions of the founding team and a reflection of the project's commitment to long-term development. From the perspective of token economics, this model of reinvesting profits back to core contributors is still a relatively transparent practice in the current Web3 ecosystem, and it helps to incentivize continuous participation from developers and the community.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 22h ago
Haha, alright, another show of "I'll give you all my money." Is it real or not?
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 22h ago
Sounds good, but it depends on whether it can be truly implemented effectively later on.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 22h ago
Speaking of which, do the founders plan to reinvest all the taxes into ecosystem development? Sounds good, but I want to see actual implementation… Don’t let it be just slogans over actions again.
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ser_ngmi
· 22h ago
It sounds pretty hollow—returning all the taxes back to your own ecosystem. Isn't that just a disguised way of profiting off users?
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screenshot_gains
· 22h ago
Really? All flowing back? What about the holders, us?
The founder of a certain project recently shared an annual reflection, stating that all tax revenue will be reinvested into the founder ecosystem development. This decision sparked heated discussions in the community — it is both a tribute to the contributions of the founding team and a reflection of the project's commitment to long-term development. From the perspective of token economics, this model of reinvesting profits back to core contributors is still a relatively transparent practice in the current Web3 ecosystem, and it helps to incentivize continuous participation from developers and the community.