I feel that $TAIJI 's core isn't actually about "issuing tokens."

Instead, it connects NFTs, the treasury, and DAOs into a cycle.
Many projects' NFTs are essentially just tickets.
Once sold, there's no follow-up.
But here at TAIJI, NFTs are more like the "launchpad" for the entire ecosystem.
Each costs 500U, with a total of 3,000.
After purchasing, you're not just getting an avatar or a qualification.
What it's linked to behind the scenes are:
Pre-mining rewards, fee reductions, and future ecosystem benefits.
And it has a relatively rare design:
Within 7 days of launch, if you don't want to play anymore, you can destroy the NFT and get a buyback at 500U.
This essentially gives early participants a buffer.
Another key point is the "treasury."
Currently, many projects face the biggest problem:
Money flows in, but there's no real fund pool management.
TAIJI basically directs all fund flows into the treasury:
Transaction taxes, NFT income, various ecosystem revenues.
Then the treasury does two things:
1. Buyback and burn
2. Subsidize LP
When the market is weak, the treasury buys back on the market.
When the market is hot, it enhances deflation.
In simple terms, it's trying to give the project "self-regulation ability."
Rather than relying entirely on market sentiment.
Plus the later DAO and sub-token gameplay.
If more and more new projects and hot topics keep flowing into the ecosystem,
then TAIJI's main token will continuously have funds and traffic flowing back.
The most interesting part of this setup is:
It's not just about creating a token.
It's about building a foundational ecosystem that can constantly spawn new projects.