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There's an interesting token mechanism in a project—1/1 transaction tax, automatically adding to the liquidity pool when selling. The original intention of this design is to maintain price stability, but it seems that the official team has basically filled the initial liquidity. This raises a question: does this operation mean that the official team is leading the market trend? Or does this mechanism itself require deep involvement from the project team to function? It's worth monitoring the subsequent liquidity changes and trading data.