INTRODUCING KEPLERSWAP SEEDS TOKEN (SDS) AND BENEFITS
Highlight of topics for discussion in this article:
- Definition of SDS
- Breakdownof Token distribution
- Governance Token application
- Trading Fees benefits
- BUSD and SDS exchange
- SDS and BUSD exchange
WHAT ARE SDS?
KeplerSwap’s native token is called SDS. In KeplerSwap, SDS is also essential for establishing decentralization and autonomy.
BREAKDOWN OF TOKEN DISTRIBUTION
A total token supply of 210,000,000 SDS is anticipated by KeplerSwap. Mining generates 80% of SDS; 10% is set aside for marketing and business collaboration; and 10% is set up for presale (6 percent for private sale, 4 percent for public sale). KeplerSwap will not have any SDS reserved.
GOVERNANCE TOKEN APPLICATION
Each SDS holder has a voting right in the community governance and decision-making for key events as the first token holder on KeplerSwap. Every SDS holder has the ability to propose a change in community policy. Proposals for system construction, community voting, transaction fee management, and community policy making are only a few examples.
TRADING FEES BENEFITS
SDS coin is KeplerSwap’s initial underlying asset, with Kepler members reallocating 80% mining output as follows:
- BUSD and SDS EXCHANGE
When users are buying SDS on the BUSD, a transaction fee of 2% of BUSD is paid. In the following terms, 2% of BUSD will be reassigned:
- Liquidity Market making 65%
- LUCKY POOL 20%
- Referral Reward 10%
- Kepler Foundation 5%
2. SDS and BUSD EXCHANGE
6% of SDS is paid as a transaction fee when the User sells SDS for BUSD. In the following items, 6% of SDS will be reallocated
- SPACE Voting Reward Pool 15%
- Liquidity Market Making Revenue 55%
- LUCKY POOL 20%
- Referral Reward 5%
- Kepler Foundation 5%
NB: Referrer might claim 10% of the revenue generated by the referee in the liquidity market. SPACE owners are entitled to 1% of the liquidity market’s income generated by SPACE members.