The Wizard

how the $BOON flywheel works. every coin launched on boon pays a 1% fee on trades. 30% goes to the launcher, 50% pays for videos of the coin and 20% is boon's cut. when a coin graduates on pons its fees unlock and boon uses its cut to buy $BOON a coin graduates on pons once it raises 4.2 ETH on its curve, and its fees stay locked until then. boon buys $BOON each time a coin graduates, not on every trade $BOON is launched on boon itself. half of its trading fee pays for $BOON videos on the feed, the same feed every coin on boon is competing for boon renders 10 videos a day across every coin and holders' coins go first. the more coins launch, the longer that queue gets, which is why launchers pick up $BOON before they launch Holder benefits holders' coins get rendered first. on a busy day a coin without $BOON can wait until tomorrow for a video its fees already paid for hold [X] $BOON when you launch and boon renders your coin's first video straight away, before the coin has made $25 in fees holders' coins get up to 5 videos a day instead of 3 for holders a video costs $20 of fees instead of $25 holders' videos are 15 seconds at 720p. everyone else gets 10 seconds at 480p holders choose the format for their coin's next video from all 8 templates instead of getting the rotation if a holder doesn't like one of their coin's videos they can re-roll it for free once a week new templates go to holders' coins a week before everyone else, and holders vote on which template boon adds next holders who launch keep 35% of their coin's fee instead of 30%, taken out of boon's cut everything you get for holding $BOON on boon: your videos render first, your first video is free at launch, up to 5 videos a day instead of 3, videos at $20 of fees instead of $25, 15 second 720p videos, you pick the format, a free re-roll every week, early access to new templates, a vote on what gets added, and 35% of your coin's fee instead of 30%