UPDATES AND INSIGHTS
Minor Technical Updates:
17.06.2025 – The pool route with swaps will be fixed (currently, it sometimes lags due to using DAMM v2, so we will return to using DLMM).
16.06.2025 – We are starting to test our innovative system: a 1-bin price pool that is decoupled from SOL.
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Additional Insights:
We are working hard on our global presentation, which will introduce the following upcoming innovations:
1) Issuer-only-permission pool type:
We truly believe that real-world crypto can only exist for assets designed to grow sustainably. Therefore, token prices must be controlled, and the issuing company must take responsibility for price action — creating a proper business model where no one loses. All of those mechanisms increase conversion and make the customer base more loyal, so any company benefits by having an army of crypto holders attracted to their business. Don't let them fall.
The pool acts as a protective shield, preventing market manipulation. No billionaire whale can buy up all the tokens, pump the price, and then dump it, leaving the project in ruins. It’s fully controllable only by the issuer.
This mechanism was specifically designed for large corporations like McDonald's or Amazon, allowing them to offer crypto-based cashbacks, revenue sharing with customers, and promotional campaigns. Importantly, these companies don't even need to accept crypto payments directly — customers can exchange the tokens at a price set by the company itself.
2) Fluid Liquidity:
We aim to eliminate the traditional concept of market cap and focus instead on price action. In this system:
- When people sell tokens, the circulating supply decreases.
- When people buy tokens, the circulating supply increases.
This results in a stable market cap, also controlled exclusively by the issuer.
When a company shares income with token holders, the price is adjusted based on the percentage of money flow the company has committed to share, according to its advertising or documentation.
Why shouldn’t market cap matter to users? Let’s look at an example:
A company launches with a token price of $1 and a total market cap of $1 million. After one year, the company generates $10 million in revenue and allocates 30% of that ($3 million) as revenue-sharing into the token economy. As a result, the token price rises to $4, and the market cap becomes $4 million, with 1 million tokens in circulation.
In a traditional system, if investors begin selling their tokens, the price would drop — potentially back down to $1 — if $3 million worth of liquidity is withdrawn. But in our system, the price remains stable. Why?
Because when someone sells, tokens are removed from circulation. So, selling $3 million worth of tokens (equivalent to 750,000 tokens at $4 each) reduces the supply, keeping the price steady at $4. The market cap returns to $1 million, but the token value stays unchanged.
This creates a much more comfortable environment for investors. There's no need to constantly monitor charts or trade actively. Price stability, growth, and liquidity are the issuer’s responsibilities.
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Extra Notice:
Margin trading will not be available for the types of tokens we provide to partner companies or through shared technology. Also, we will earn additional fees from this service, which should also be a big win-win for BISLOOT token holders as part of the revenue share.
However, there is a concern we want to highlight: some individuals may try to exploit the system by taking out bank loans to invest, hoping to profit from the difference in ROI. While we guarantee a positive annual ROI, we do not guarantee it will always be higher than what you could get from a simple bank deposit. Technically, our ROI should be more attractive — but please avoid unnecessary risks by borrowing money.
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> Disclaimer:
No financial advice is provided here. Please conduct your own research before making any investment decisions.
