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Anatcrypto 🏗️🎙️🎩
@anatcrypto.eth
Here’s my research on how Clanker works. 100% of the tokens are sent to a Uniswap V3 pool. The pool has a 1% transaction fee, and the fees are split 75% to Clanker and 25% to the token creator. The creator gets 1% of the token supply, but both the liquidity provider (LP) tokens and that 1% are locked in a safe for one month. This prevents Clanker from doing a rug pull during the first month. If the token sees significant growth, like LUM from Aethernet, where the maximum supply held by any one person is only 3%, a rugpull becomes unlikely. But usually, tokens don’t have network effects, so a rug pull by sniper bots is more likely. These bots buy up the liquidity pool within the first 5 seconds and pump the price 2–3x. After a month, Clanker can also withdraw its liquidity. I like the UX of the project, but most of the value ends up in the pockets of Clanker and sniper bots. That’s why I’m not planning to use it for now.
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gordie slater
@proxystudio.eth
gm! we updated fees on the 14th to 60/40 two fee tiers exist for the coins launched to date 1. 75/25 2. 60/40 the core of social thesis is that the value generated by speculative attention can produce net positive network effects for users, teams and the network as a whole. excited to prove is out over time! first step: allowing users to directly claim fees, possible after our v2 migration today
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Easy.base.eth
@coinexplorer
great research, thanx! here are my anti sniping idea. what do u think about it? https://warpcast.com/coinexplorer/0x6107d93d
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Tatiansa
@tatiansa.eth
Thanks for research, I received some new information⚡️
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Maks1
@maks1
Thank you for digging deeper, than others 💪🏻
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