$MEMEOS Buyback

MemeOS implements a continuous buyback mechanism for the $MemeOS token using platform treasury fees. A portion of every trade on the platform contributes to buying back $MemeOS at market price, creating constant demand pressure.

Treasury Fees → $MemeOS Buybacks

1.2% of every trade on MemeOS goes to the platform treasury. These funds are used to regularly purchase $MemeOS tokens from the open market, supporting the token price and rewarding long-term holders.

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💰 How Treasury Fees Are Generated

Fee Breakdown (4% Total Per Trade)

Every buy and sell transaction on MemeOS incurs a 4% fee, distributed as follows:

Recipient	Percentage	Purpose
Meteora Protocol	0.8%	Protocol infrastructure fee
Token Creator	1.0%	Creator earnings (token-specific)
Platform Treasury	1.2%	Powers $MemeOS buybacks
Holder Rewards	1.0%	Distributed to token holders

📊 Treasury Accumulation:

The 1.2% treasury fee accumulates from ALL tokens traded on the platform:

• Every token launch generates treasury fees

• Every buy and sell adds to the treasury

• More platform volume = more buyback power

• Treasury grows continuously as the platform scales

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🎯 How $MemeOS Buybacks Work

The Buyback Process

🔄 Regular Market Purchases:

1. Fees Accumulate - Treasury collects 1.2% from every platform trade

2. Threshold Reached - When sufficient SOL accumulates in treasury

3. Market Buy - $MemeOS is purchased at current market price

4. Continuous Cycle - Process repeats, creating ongoing buy pressure

Result: Constant demand for $MemeOS regardless of individual token performance.

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🔗 The $MemeOS Flywheel

♻️ Self-Reinforcing Growth:

Platform Growth → More Trading Volume
       ↓
More Treasury Fees (1.2% of all trades)
       ↓
More $MemeOS Buybacks
       ↓
$MemeOS Price Support
       ↓
More Interest in Platform
       ↓
(Cycle Repeats)

The more successful the platform becomes, the more $MemeOS benefits.

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🔍 Transparency

📈 Track Buyback Activity:

• All buyback transactions are recorded on-chain

• Treasury wallet is publicly viewable

• Buyback history can be verified on Solana Explorer

Full transparency ensures community trust in the buyback mechanism.