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We asked @MEADGod how value accrues to $PONS The current mechanism: an 80/20 split on buybacks, 80% to buying back the token, 20% to infrastructure, salaries, and legal as they scale. Ozzy says the current economics have a few things that "bug me personally," and V2 is coming [Spoken audio]: These numbers are looking really good. Where do we go from here with Ponds? Obviously, it's going to keep continuing to grow. We hope Robinhood sticks. Is there some sort of token flywheel mechanism that's built in? Obviously, we see Pump Fund does the 50% buyback. And I think largely people are looking to figure out what kind of value accrual happens to the token here. Have you guys thought about that? Are you continuing to iterate on that? We'd love to understand. So yeah, moving forward, we're going to be migrating to V2 hopefully this week, because there are a few issues that we want to patch, like economically speaking, because there are a few things that just bug me personally. For the flywheel itself, I mean, you guys can look at the docs. We currently have 80, 20 split on the buybacks. So we're going to pursue that and we're going to reiterate wherever necessary. Got you, 80, 20 split and then that 20% is that just going towards continued development, salaries, all that stuff? Exactly. Mostly infrastructure and salaries. Yeah. And of course, like legal because the more we grow, I think there will be a need for more. Yeah. On the legal side. That's a fair take. What type of infrastructure do you guys have to invest in? Kind of curious what some of the back end piping looks like. I don't really want to talk about like the infrastructure in the back end because we're still working on that at the moment. So yeah, happy to chat about that later on, but still a lot of things that needs fixing and adjustments, making it more efficient than ever.
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