BAGS launches new “SpaceX Mode” to increase dynamic fees and liquidity
Foresight News reports that BAGS has announced the launch of a new default startup mode called "SpaceX Mode." The new dynamic fee structure will take effect when a new token launches, starting at a 2% fee, which will decrease to 0.5% as market value increases. Additionally, after the migration, 25% of fees will be allocated to composite liquidity, and liquidity will gradually increase with the number of transactions. When a new token is issued, only 4% of its supply will be in circulation.
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