🧪Token Mechanisms
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If you save money using the scheduler, the bot gets 10% of the delta between what is paid for gas and what would've been paid when the transaction was scheduled. //aggiungere altra source di revenue correlata al volume dello scambio?
Example: John wants to swap. The swap cost is 200$, so he sets up a scheduled transaction for half the cost. Gas prices reach that level, and the swap is executed. The delta, which is how much John paid, is 100$, and the bot gets 10% of it, so 10$.
Using the GUS scheduler bot is double as convenient. On top of saving on gas fees, you also earn cashback in $GUS tokens for your usage.
$GUS Cashback = Transaction Fees Paid ($) * Tier Multiplier (x)
Tiers information with their respective multipliers can be found in ( ).
Example: John has paid a $100 in ETH gas using GUS. John is a Tier 2 user and has right to a 3% cashback. $GUS is trading at 0.5$ per token. John receives 3$ worth of $GUS tokens, 6 $GUS.
100% of the bot revenue described above is used to buy tokens from the open market and burned instantly. This mechanism tackles Cashback inflation and applies constant buy pressure. Learn more on the Burn page.
Example: John has paid a 10$ fee to GUS, and the fee its immediately swapped to 10$ worth of $GUS and burned straight away.
$GUS token adopts a 5 / 5 tax model. Tax revenue will be used for Development, Marketing, and to sustain ongoing fees (servers, APIs, and so on). Once the token stabilizes, taxes will be nullified to 0 / 0.