ICYMI: Apps that you can own are finally here.

We have tokenized the Tipn revenue stream. Stake $TIPN, earn the $ISDC we collect in fees.

Protocols like AAVE paved the way, now we're bringing it down to the app level

Onchain startups. Farcaster app store (@farstore) and tips (@tipn)

What about $launcher buy back? How @farstore benefit from all this?

When you scoop an appcoin like $TIPN, you're not just supporting @tipn - you're supporting a greater ecosystem

Appcoins launched on @farstore route 1% of their buy fee back to the protocol to buy back farstore's native token $LAUNCHER (0.8%) + $CLANKER (0.2%)

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My question Is how frequently buyback will be executed ? Any timeline

I like $launcher than the tax farm like $tipn 

Hopefully after this $tipn PnD, we will move towards 0.1% taxes. 5% is unsustainable but anyways you guys made a lot $$$ out of it. Congrats

also need to factor $tipn staking rewards in

with 5% buy and 5% sell tax, if you invest in $tipn you have immediate loss of 9.75% straight away. 

Craziest idea btw

if you want to buy and sell shitcoins, go do that

we're not in that business

if you want to buy and sell appcoins and fund the future of onchain startups a different approach is needed 

we dive into that here 

https://paragraph.com/@kompreni/appcoins

Oh sorry, it’s 6% immediate loss for investors even if he buy or sell at same price. 

Good for devs, thank you for clarification

for $tipn the trading fee isn't 5% it's 3%

launcher benefits from developer aligned fees from appcoins like $tipn

we'll see how the buybacks continue and how we're able to route fees back to app users 

also will be key to have other apps launch appcoins on farstore to increase $launcher (and $clanker) buybacks