some people are looking for a platform that not only incentivizes traders, but also doesn't promote scammers or dev rugs, and focuses on quality - is building this $aol @america_dot_fun
bizzy
bizzySep 4, 11:34
Let’s talk about the new pumpfun creator fees. (Long a** post 😅) Before we get started you need to understand who I am talking about when I say “creator.” Creators are more commonly known today as the “devs” or as I like to refer to them “scammers”. They are the guys who launch 500 tokens a day and bundle farms millions of dollars every single day from anyone who dare buy a new token. Yes, pumpfun is now incentivizing these people to launch more tokens by paying them more money. Money paid by YOU, the trader. It seems insane to me that this was even an option but here we are so let me explain some of the implications. 1. Sell pressure: I don’t think many people understand this but yes all your coins will now have more sell pressure. This extra sell pressure will be used to pay scammers. Where does it come from? Well when you LP fees are paid in the token that is being exchanged so.. Buys = Fees paid in solana Sells = Fees paid in base token(memecoin) But pumpfun only pays out Solana to the “““Creators””” right? This means the fees generated in the base token must be auto swapped for sol somewhere in this process. 2. Reduced Overall Volume: I believe this will overall reduce the volume of all tokens after the initial hype on launch day leading to an even shorter average lifespan for tokens(crazy this is even possible 💀). Basically drain traders to feed the scammers. 95% of the money will be made day one. 3. The Survivors: The general rule when it comes to liquidity is higher fee gen leads to more liquidity, more liquidity will lead to reduced fees. Reduced fees come in two ways, either more people add to the main pool reducing overall fee capture of each LP(this will not be the case here because most people use concentrated liquidity), or people will create lower fee pools and poach the volume from the main pool. Now I’m not sure how this looks when applied on such a large scale but my guess is that once again, scammers make a majority of their money early day 1 and if the token has volume the main pool(pool seeded by pumpfun) will likely be undercut by LPs leading to massively reduced volume as most transactions will be routed to the cheaper pools. This is a natural progression that typically happens at much higher market caps but with this new change it may even be extremely profitable to undercut the main pool right at launch. (alpha 😉). Opportunity could arise with already established tokens that have volume as well(more alpha 😉). Conclusion This sh*t is retarded. We are incentivizing scammers at the cost of users rather than the other way around.. The reason this is happening is the “launchpad wars, which you would think would benefit consumers. More competition = better product / reduced prices right? Wrong. The platforms need 24/7 token launches so the streamers/copy farmers have something to pump and dump at all times. The Solution If pump is dead set on increasing fees then the best way to do that would be to implement dynamic fees(volatility based). Now this would not be my ideal solution but it’s way better than this. I think the main pool of tokens should be a flat 0.25% fee. It’s just healthier that way. In an ideal world they find away to do the exact opposite of what they are doing now. Disincentivize scammers which leads to an overall better experience for users as they get rugged far less. (forgive typos cause I ain’t reading allat 😂)
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