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@KarmaWallet

Most apps route their revenue to the company. Karma routes it back to the people who create it. 95% of swap fees now buy $KARMA on-chain, in small buys around the clock. Half of what we buy goes to a reserve that never sells, half is reserved for the creators and users driving [Spoken audio]: Before I say what I say I've got a sickening trauma from the word flywheel ever that Ben Posnack announced the one from believe So I'm just gonna call it what it is and it's a buyback engine even better It has already bought back two and a half million karma worth ten thousand dollars today So let me show you every app that you have used makes money off you and it goes one direction to the company the investors the private equity Karma now does the exact opposite 95% of all the swap fees generated in the app now buyback karma Automatically and on-chain the other 5% goes to charity more on that later this week now I'm not promising you any chart what I do promise is alignment when this app wins the holders win This is your app and before you say like hey, this is not sustainable all the banking and car transactions are excluded from it This is pure the swap fees. I also want you to take a look at this module from virtuals It's called automated capital formation and basically what this does is it puts 25% of the supply of karma into a fold Which has already been done and it's locked until karma reaches a certain market cap and through every range of valuation as we go up Starting from 2 million fdv all the way up to 160 million fdv the team in this case karma gets rewarded So all of this is not charity, right? Let it be clear It's structure we eat when the token grows and you eat from the revenue it's like everyone is on the same side of the trade instead of you know private equity winning here now again all of this is publicly fair viable if you go to stats.karmapay.xyz you now see a new tab called buybacks and here you can see all the information you can see the exact unchain flows in terms of where the swap fees are collected what wallet is executing your buyback what wallet is reserving it for charity and also where the karma tokens get stored you also see on the right every buyback that has been executed starting from today. Every 20 minutes today a buyback has been executed. I can click here on the transaction and exactly see the details of the buy unchained. Now to show my commitment for the long term because I truly believe that there is a world where not only private equity wins but also you know holders win. I've taken all of the swap fees generated in the lifetime of karma, doubled it and bought it back. That is what happened today. And if you don't trust me again, go to this site, go check every transaction, go check every wallet, it's all here. Now this is cool, but it's not something revolutionary. Now the part that gets me excited is the following. In the last 30 days, this amount of volume has been generated with only 227 active users. Bear in mind the total user count is 5,800. There's almost 6,000 users that have signed up for Karma, but only about 464 are actually actively trading. So that's that's going to be the next focus, right? Activating these users to actually become active users on the app. Now we plan on doing this with actual rewards and actual creator incentives, right? This would in turn then attract new creators on the app. The creators would then in turn earn from their thesis because karma is literally the only app that allows you to earn from your thesis, straight from the feed. And in turn, these creators would onboard their following onto the app, which kind of creates, you know, this flywheel. Ooh, it's similar to the X and YouTube creator program. actually you pay you for posting generated from the ads and karma pays you to be right and to post your thesis and share it with traders that actually follow you instead of it being generated from ads is generated from trades fairly simple in my opinion but yeah still there's no app that does it now again this is like very small I want you to realize the potential here because like we only did like one million volume in the last 30 days right yes we do see an average of like what 70 60 50 k per day now but if we compare this to like flagship apps like FOMO who have like gained a lot of traction. If you look at last week, they've done a total of 87 million volume in one freaking week and all this money is going back to private equity, right? Like it's immense how big this market is and what I want you to keep in mind as well is we're still in a bear market arguably, right? So the volumes are going to skyrocket and I believe that Karma's position to capture this volume. All this aside, this is just mechanics. It's It's the basics that I believe must be standing before we build karma on top of the Robinhood Chain. The main focus we're doubling down on, on top of this is again, RWAs, right? There's so many ideas. We've got a karma card. Imagine being able to spend with customized collateral, right? Different collateralized assets other than just table coin. There's so much possible in terms of RWA. Now, agentic trading is kind of a hit or miss. I do see like a lot of slops. So I went to park that and first focus on RWA. but the Robinhood chain has so much potential, and so I'm talking with a lot of founders of other projects as well to kind of take this to the next level. I truly believe that Karma's position to claim a spot on the Robinhood chain. The app is there, and now we built on top of it. And yes, again, by committing 95% of all the revenue and all the 5% of the charity, on the short term, we are going to earn less. But there's a reason why the app is called Karma.

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