Let's talk about $jager's recent actions

• $jager has distributed tokens to the community through fair mining, and the current main idea is to incentivize the community to form LP for usd1 and to buy $jager in the top 300 net purchases of the usd1 pool.

• Unfortunately, the two rules are not particularly clear at the moment.

• First, let's talk about the first incentive (forming LP). The unclear point is how the future lock-up ratio is calculated for forming LP; the project party suggests temporarily not collecting fees, as it may affect future lock-up earnings calculations. The general direction of the incentive is based on the personal lock-up LP earning a fee proportionate to the total lock-up LP fees x 100,000 usd, with the time factor converted to fees calculation. The plan is to lock for 90 days and 180 days, with each cycle rewarding 50,000.

• Secondly, regarding the second incentive (net purchases), the unclear point is whether users holding a large amount of $jager need to sell in the bnb pool to obtain incentives, then buy back in the usd1 pool. Does this count? If usd1 is bought and then transferred to another address to exchange for usd1 before buying again, does that count?

• If the first question counts, the project party wants to see community diamond hands sell $jager -bnb, then the 333 usd is equivalent to subsidizing transfer fees, aiming to increase trading volume from buying in usd1. They do not want to maliciously inflate trading volume; after all, the top 300 addresses are large community holders, and no one in the market would spend tens of thousands of usd for this 333 usd while holding such a volatile token unless there are subsequent exchanges listing contracts or new large holders coming in due to price surges.

• For the second question, if it counts, it actually benefits trading volume and will ultimately create an internal competition situation. As long as the 333 usd minus wear and tear still has a 50 usd profit buffer, retail investors are willing to operate this way, which is akin to trading for profit. The team hopes to see this, as it is more than malicious volume brushing, "making the trading volume seem more real."

• The bottom of $jager is continuously rising. It is evident that there is a substantial party; the first stage of mining is about 0.5, the second stage is about 0.8, the current stage is about 1.2, and the next stage is uncertain—will it be 1.7?

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