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$MNVS

The MNVS flywheel

$MNVS turns its own trading fees into a loop that feeds itself: every fee buys the token back into a community treasury, which draws more holders, which drives more trading. Here's how it works, and how to get some.

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Contract & buy

Always verify the contract address before buying. This is the only official $MNVS mint.

Deployer 5btM…ZnEN
The flywheel

Fees in, impact and buybacks out, repeat

1

People trade $MNVS

Every swap on the Meteora pool pays creator fees in SOL. Trading is the only thing that funds MNVS. No treasury sale, no emissions.

2

Fees buy back every cycle

Each 7-day cycle the accrued fees are claimed and 100% market-buys $MNVS. There's no mission split.

3

Buyback grows the treasury

The whole share market-buys $MNVS into a community treasury that is never sold or burned. A standing bid under the token, and a war-chest that only grows.

4

A growing war-chest pulls people in

With no mission split, every fee compounds the treasury. A floor that only rises, which pulls new buyers in.

5

More attention, more trades

New holders and eyes mean more trading volume, which means more fees next cycle. The loop tightens.

…which pays for step 1 all over again.

Tokenomics

How the token is designed

Fees are the only revenue

Launched on Meteora's dynamic bonding curve. MNVS earns solely from trading creator fees, never from selling its own supply.

100% buyback

Every cycle, all fees buy $MNVS back into the treasury. There's no mission split.

Treasury never sold

Bought-back $MNVS accumulates in a community treasury. It's held, not burned and not dumped. A permanent floor under the token.

Set-and-forget route

The fee route was fixed when MNVS launched. The keeper claims, splits and pays it out every cycle. No vote, no admin keys.

Nothing to manage

Once launched, MNVS runs itself. The keeper handles every cycle end to end, and the route can't be quietly changed.

On-chain and logged

Every claim, buyback and payout lands in a public transparency log anyone can replay.

Want the details? Read how it works, or watch the treasury grow every cycle.