It claims to be "a proof of concept designed to test the limits of a token generation event, where incentives are aligned and risks are transparent among all participants."
Here's what that means and how it works👇
2/ Lotus is an experiment with @traderjoe_xyz "liquidity book"
There is a set amnt of lotus at each price "bin" and once everything sells at that price it goes up another bin, 100,000 lotus per bin, increasing in price roughly 1% each bin
3/ This mean the pool is collecting a ton of ETH as people buy
Collecting because you cant exactly sell
4/ Every 5 bins the liquidity is redistributed where a small chunk is within a reasonable bid from the current bin price and the rest moves to the "floor"
The floor is the RFV for the token, is it priced by dividing all the ETH in the pool by the total circulating supply
5/ You can see where the floor is in real time on the Trader Joe pool here:
12/ So in summary its a new ponzi with a novel mech
Lots of pumpanomics at play but you know always know what the token is backed by and what you can sell it for
13/ Will take a huge push to sell out and let the real (3,3) games begin but its already received a ton of hype in a few hours and even bitboy is talking abt it
Have fun!
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