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Tokenomics shouldn't feel like you need a blockchain degree to understand them. So here's $BRB in simple terms. At the center is one flywheel: Trading → Tax → $BNKR → Rewards → Staking → Compounding Every buy and sell of $BRB carries a 3% tax. 100% of that tax is automatically swapped into $BNKR and distributed as dividends to $BRB holders. Wallet-to-wallet transfers have 0% tax. Now the supply. $BRB has a 1B total supply, with: • 242.17M burned • 50M dev locker • 20.59M community locker • 40M Bankr treasury • 10M deployer • ~103.06M Uniswap V2 LP The lockers have no withdrawal function, while 99.99% of the LP is burned. So the important thing isn't just the 1B starting supply. It's how much supply is actually active in the market. Then comes the interesting part. The $BNKR you receive can be claimed, staked through @bankrbot, and compounded. So the loop becomes: Hold $BRB → earn $BNKR → stake → compound. There's also an autonomous market maker on Base designed to recycle inventory and trading activity back into the tax system, helping keep the reward mechanism active. In simple terms: $BRB creates the activity. The activity generates tax. The tax becomes $BNKR. $BNKR goes back to holders. That's the flywheel. Of course, the mechanism doesn't guarantee price appreciation. Volume, liquidity, market conditions, and $BNKR value still matter. But if you want to understand $BRB, start with the loop: Trading → 3% tax → $BNKR → rewards → staking → compounding. That's $BRB in plain English. CA: 0x0e86efe5ba52336c2173ad69ee726e054619e0d8 @BankrReflectBot @JimmyJames760

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