Talk about your understanding of the readable version of the Unicorn rules for @virtuals_io. 1️⃣ In the first 100 minutes, there will be a dynamically decreasing tax rate. It seems complicated, but you only need to focus on the effective FDV value. This mechanism mainly makes it ineffective to snipe, as the earlier you enter, the more expensive it gets. 2️⃣ You need to assess at what FDV you will enter. This requires users to have a more precise understanding of the project. It's no longer about low market cap openings; instead, it allows you to choose when to "buy the dip." You need to judge what market cap this project might reach, helping you select your entry point. This part is actually not much different from trading memes. 3️⃣ Who benefits? If you have yap points, you should be able to receive many airdrops. I only have 800 points, so I hardly get any airdrops. However, if you are a player with many points, you can sell during the tax reduction period, and the selling tax rate will always be 1%. 4️⃣ For ordinary players, you need to wait for a dump. If the market cap is below 1M, there will be a good buying opportunity. If it drops to a 500K market cap, the risk-reward ratio will be quite good. However, if it's above 1M, you need to see how high this project's ceiling can go. Based on the last project, which only had a 1.3M market cap, don't overestimate the projects being launched; either don't buy unless the price is good.
When we built Unicorn, we wanted to solve one of the oldest problems in agent launches: Snipers. At launch, the buy-side tax starts at 99% and decreases by 1% every minute over 98 minutes, until it reaches the 1% baseline. The sell-side tax remains fixed at 1% throughout. To illustrate: At minute 1 (99% tax): Buying $100 of tokens puts only $1 into the pool; $99 is taxed. In other words, you’re receiving $1 worth of tokens despite paying $100, the remaining $99 goes into a tax pool that’s no longer yours. Effectively, you’re buying at 100× the starting price. At minute 49 (50% tax): $50 goes into the pool, $50 taxed. You’re paying 2× the market price. At minute 98 (1% tax): The market normalizes, and trading continues at baseline 1%. Each agent’s launch page displays this in real time: - Current Buy Tax Rate - Effective FDV at that exact moment - A countdown timer showing how long until the tax fully resets All sniper taxes collected during this 98-minute period are automatically used to buy back the agent token over the next 24 hours. The repurchased tokens are distributed to the team wallet under a 3-month cliff + 9-month linear vest schedule. This mechanism ensures a fair start line for all, removing the advantage of bots and rewarding those who enter with conviction, not code.
@virtuals_io You can track this project: If you believe he can reach 10M, feel free to buy at any time. But this is just buying a meme.
@virtuals_io You can also refer to the price trends of the previous launch project. Overall, entering below 1M offers better cost-effectiveness. You can directly wait to enter the market off-exchange.
@virtuals_io A small strategy, using limit orders with @ParticleNtwrk, around 500k-800k, if you can borrow, there's a high probability of making money.
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