Trading fees buy back $KLAUS from the pool and burn it, permanently reducing the supply.
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$KLAUS burned in total
1 Collect fees Each trade sets aside SOL. 2 Buy $KLAUS The SOL buys tokens from the pool. 3 Burn tokens Those tokens leave the supply permanently.
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FOMO buybacks use 0.15% of each trade’s SOL value from the existing 2% project fee. The purchased $KLAUS goes to FounderKlaus’s FOMO wallet.
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$KLAUS sent to the FOMO wallet
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1 Collect fees Each trade sets aside 0.15% in SOL. 2 Buy $KLAUS The SOL buys tokens from the pool. 3 Send tokens The FOMO wallet receives the $KLAUS.
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Trading fees collect for liquidity. At about $500, a batch adds SOL and $KLAUS to the original pool.
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SOL added by this hook
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— SOL saved · Next batch: about $500
1 Collect fees The batch builds up to about $500. 2 Buy $KLAUS Part of the SOL buys tokens. 3 Add liquidity Both assets go into the original pool.
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Each buy and sell in the main pool contributes a 2% project fee, calculated on the trade’s SOL value.
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Project fee on each buy and sell
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FOMO buybacks Buybacks send $KLAUS to FounderKlaus’s FOMO wallet. —
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The token’s name and ticker can change after launch. Its address and your balance stay the same.
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London’s weather changes how trading fees are shared between burns and liquidity.
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Weather report NOAA records Heathrow’s weather.
IMD IMD checks and signs it every four hours.
Fee split The hook verifies the report and sets the split.
The hook splits 0.50% of each trade’s SOL value, taken from the 2% project fee.
Rain
0.35% Buyback & burn
0.15% Liquidity
Dry
0.15% Buyback & burn
0.35% Liquidity
Six hours after the latest observation,burns and liquidity each receive 0.25%.