Automatic Daily Burns On Robinhood Chain 🔥 $CAKE burns a cut of every trade using code baked into the contract. $CRV also burns, but it works differently. Curve's emissions get redirected by veCRV holders voting on gauge weights every two weeks. Both are established DeFi protocols that got to where they are by leading the charge with some type of burn mechanism. The key differences here are that PancakeSwap’s model doesn't need anyone to remember to initiate the burn, and Curve relies on a community that actually understands vote escrow and participates. Every cycle produces some adaptation to these models. The platforms that survive tend to be the ones that work autonomously. I've started paying closer attention to which launchpads meet that criteria. pools.fun just went live on Robinhood Chain, built by the same team behind Bankr, in collaboration with SushiSwap, and its fee structure is split in a novel way where community participation decides. Every token launched through pools.fun goes directly into a SushiSwap pool, and there’s a 1% swap fee that splits four ways. • 30% funds the platform's own token buyback and burn • 25% funds a daily buyback and burn of whichever three tokens lead by volume, market cap, and TVL that day • 20% goes to the deployer, who has to buy in at launch price like everyone else instead of holding a pre-mine • 25% is used to keep the platform running In total, 75% of every dollar in fees goes back into the ecosystem somehow instead of sitting with the house. The leaderboard is already live and one of today's current three leaders is up more than 3,800% in the past 24 hours while another is down nearly 50%, and the daily snapshot that locks in burns is in a matter of hours. This could end up being one of the most accessible community participation burn models, and I’m here for it. #Altcoin Season# #DeFi