Holder Rewards Built Into The Contract 🧪

$ARB is where Bankr tests launch mechanics before they reach its main chains, and the current experiments change who a token pays.

On Arbitrum and Arc, a Bankr launch can now vest a set allocation of tokens directly to holders. It can route trading fees to those holders in the quote token, the base token or both. And it goes into v3 pools that aggregators can route to from the first block.

Both holder features sit in the token's smart contract rather than a platform policy. A rule in the contract can be read and built on by anyone, and a policy can be edited.

The founder has called fees to holders table stakes for the next wave of launchpads, alongside the stock pairings Bankr was early to. The team has said that if people like these features, Base and Robinhood Chain come next, so Arbitrum is the preview.

Vesting from supply still dilutes someone, while the fee route pays from trading activity. Which one a project picks says a lot about what it thinks its token is for. Both features are experimental.

Watch what launches in Arbitrum DeFi this month, because it is where Bankr's next defaults get tested.

#DeFi #Arbitrum