How to Start

🔁1. Circular Ecosystem Design (Each Token Feeds Another)

• Tokens like Gas Money, FlexBoost, and Mnemonics are built to fund Remember.
• Missor pays Finvesta, which is deflationary.
• Beast pays in multiple tokens, fueling volume across the board.
• Every transaction in one token often results in funding a different token's reward pool.
• This creates interconnected volume and multiple reward loops.
• Example: Gas Money has a 5% tax → that PLS goes to Remember holders. That pumps Remember volume Missor → which buys Finvesta → and burns it.

💰2. Transaction Taxes (Real Revenue from Real Volume)

Some tokens in this ecosystem have taxes (usually 1–5%). These taxes go to:

• 🟡 Reward pools (PLS, Finvesta, PLSX, Remember, Gas Money)
• 💧 Liquidity provisioning
• 🔥 Burns (reducing supply)

🔄3. Deflationary Mechanics

• Tokens like Finvesta and Raise It Up burn supply constantly, reducing sell pressure.
• Many tokens have self-burn written into their tax (e.g., 0.5% per sell).
• The more the ecosystem grows, the less supply exists, and the more valuable the rewards become for holders.

🤖4. Bots + Chef-Managed Buy Pressure

• OGWebChef uses bots and smart liquidity strategies to push volume into tokens like Remember, Missor, and Mnemonics.
• Volume bots = more taxes = more PLS sent to rewards.

📊5. Real Yield, Not Speculative APY

• Yield is not promised upfront.
• It depends on ecosystem health, activity, and volume.
• This is why rewards can spike during pump days and slow down when volume drops — it's organic, not artificial.