π± tenXXX Tokens π±
Explains the behavior of tenXXX Tokens
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Explains the behavior of tenXXX Tokens
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A tenXXX Token is like WBTC. It is a packed/wrapped token and has the same price as the underlying token at any time.
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The main difference to WBTC is a RFI-like transaction fee. In the beginning, it will be 1.1% but it may change to find the perfect number for the advantage of the ecosystem. The transaction fee is redistributed by reflows to all tenXXX holders. These reflows automatically appear in the wallet balances and in the liquidity pools.
A small amount will go to the . At the beginning it will be 0.2%. So 1% taken for the reflow and 0.2% taken for the . These transaction fees may change over time. They will be adjusted to find the perfect balance between fees and trading volume.
Every time the collected fees are one ten thousandths of the netto supply (supply - collected fees / 10000) a global multiplier will be increased.
At this moment, it's not shown in the wallet. It will be displayed at the moment where someone mints/burns tenXXX Tokens through the , someone calls the _reflow() method of the contract or someone compounds his wallet. Also, the liquidity pools on the will be synchronized to get a new exchange ratio based on the reflows. The ratio still stays the same.