In this project's mechanism design, the core element is the 3% slippage in buy and sell transactions. This portion of funds will be allocated to three processes: buybacks, market manipulation, and token burning, while also incorporating an automated market maker (AMM) model.

How is market manipulation achieved? When the buyback wallet accumulates 0.1 BNB, it automatically triggers a buyback, executing once per minute. But what's truly interesting is that—the strength of the market manipulation is dynamic and entirely dependent on trading volume.

When trading volume reaches 4.5 million USD, the buyback can be sustained continuously for 24 hours. Doubling to 9 million USD allows the buyback and burn wallet to operate for 48 hours straight. If it hits 18 million USD, that results in a continuous buyback cycle of 4 days. This tiered design creates a positive feedback loop between market liquidity and price performance.

Regarding wallet configuration, the accumulated funds are stored in one address, the 0.1 BNB buyback mechanism operates from another, and a black hole burn address is responsible for deflation. The entire logic combines automated trigger mechanisms with market participation incentives driven by trading volume thresholds.