A few days ago, influenced by the overall market trend, $BETTER also dropped quite a bit

Unexpectedly, it has surged again in the past two days

Many projects we are involved with rely on narratives or airdrops to drive token price increases

But $BETTER directly routes the real income generated at every layer of the ecosystem stack to the market for buybacks and immediate burns, creating a sustainable positive flywheel. This is also the main reason for maintaining the token price stability

The core mechanism is income-driven buy pressure + permanent burns. After checking, the current online features include:
-2% buy/sell tax, meaning all transactions directly contribute to buyback funds.
-2% lightweight mode fee, which is the platform’s basic usage fee converted into buy pressure in real-time.

The project team has clearly announced an upcoming 20% performance fee on the liquidity pool. After Vaults generate revenue, the performance fee is directly used to buy back $BETTER and burn it; at the same time, arbitrage from vBETTER and subsequent products will bring more product layers, creating additional income streams. Additionally, B2B data + OpenRouter credit income, as well as AI+Quant projects incubated by OpenServ, will further feed the flywheel through data services and AI routing income.

All this income does not go into the team’s wallet or marketing expenses, which are often costly, but is directly used to buy in the open market and immediately burn, forming a demand-driven scarcity. This is more powerful than simple tax-based burns because it is backed by real business income, making it deflationary.
However, market volatility is unpredictable, and copying trades does not guarantee copying profits. DYOR is still necessary. Currently, their terminal is already operational. If you are optimistic, you can start with small positions to experience it.

I personally believe this model of feeding tokens with real products is quite promising. How far it can go ultimately depends on market validation.
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