
🦸SNUT
SNUT the Non-Escrow Staking Rewards
BASED SUPERNUTS ($SNUT)
Overview
The BASED SUPERNUTS ($SNUT) token introduces advanced staking, liquidity, and burn mechanics, creating a dynamic deflationary model within the BASED NUT ecosystem. $SNUT transactions are designed to trigger cascading effects that auto-generate liquidity, reward holders, and burn tokens, thereby increasing scarcity over time. Holding $SNUT rewards users with $NUT through a non-escrow staking mechanism, making it a powerful asset in the ecosystem.


Key Features
6% Total Transaction Fee: Every $SNUT transaction and trade incurs a 6% fee, distributed as follows:
1.5% to Liquidity: Auto-adds liquidity to ensure market stability.
1.5% to Manager: Funds managing the system and fosters ecosystem growth.
1.5% to Buyback Burn: Tokens are repurchased and burned to enhance scarcity.
1.5% to Non-Escrow Staking Rewards: Distributed as $NUT rewards to $SNUT holders without locking tokens.
Buyback Burns: This mechanism buys back and burns both $NUT and $SNUT, reducing the circulating supply and driving value through deflation.
Non-Escrow Staking: By holding $SNUT, users automatically receive $NUT as staking rewards without needing to lock up tokens.
This balance between scarcity and reward makes $SNUT an essential component of the BASED NUT ecosystem, offering users dynamic participation and incentivizing both liquidity and staking activities. For a deeper technical understanding of how $SNUT integrates with $NUT and the broader ecosystem, please refer to the full technical paper.

Liquidity
🎠UniV2
🥥 Airdrop: After minting SNUT this LP was airdropped to all NUT holders.
🐿️ Special: This pool has UniV2 LP Token (wETH/SNUT) in an LP with ETH creating a price difference between token and underlaying.
✈️ Aero vAMM
Volatile AMM - SNUT/NUT (vAMM-SNUT...)
🐿️ Special: SNUT generates NUT Rewards for LP Tokens increasing Liquidity
Choose Your Side
SuperNUTS (🦸, 🌰): Committed to protecting and saving the nuts.
NUTlaws (🦹, 🌰): Focused on burning the nuts and driving deflation.


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