75% Of Every Fee Flows Home 🔁 $HYPE turned its own perp trading fees into one of crypto's most watched buyback engines, and now traders track that burn the same way they track price. $JUP runs a version of that same concept on Solana, where they use protocol revenue toward buybacks instead of building the treasury. Fees that flow back to the token get noticed by holders in a way that fees disappearing into a balance sheet never do. However, neither of those models shares that flywheel beyond its own ticker. This is a problem that most of DeFi's fee-sharing experiments still haven't solved. Not to be left out, Robinhood Chain has pulled in a wave of new token launchpads these past few weeks, and none of them have touched that problem either. The solution? Pools.fun is opening on Robinhood Chain, and their factory contract sends every deployed token into a SushiSwap pool with full platform launch targeted for August 14. 🤞 On Pools, 75% of every trading fee on every token gets split before it ever reaches a wallet. • Community holds 25% – every fee across every token feeds one pool, and each week that pool buys back and burns the top 3 tokens by volume. • Deployers hold 20% – the full 1B supply launches on the curve, so builders hold nothing unless they buy in at the same price as everyone else, with upside as a fee stream for the token's life instead of a bag to dump. • The platform holds 25% – running pools.fun itself. The remaining 30% is already accruing toward a future pools.fun protocol token that Bankr founder 0xdeployer has confirmed is not live yet, with plans for an airdrop and a points system tracking a wallet’s trading, volume, and the volume of anything it deploys. Caution. There's no ticker for the new token yet, so don’t be duped. All that's accruing now is the fee balance funding the eventual buyback. #Altcoin Season# #DeFi