The loop
Every coin in the chain is bought and sold with the coin before it (its parent coin). $DOLL sits at the top of the chain and is bought with ETH. When you buy coin #3, your $DOLL buys #1, that #1 buys #2, and that #2 buys #3, all in one transaction. This is why the loop feeds itself. More interest in a round means more buying of the head coin, the newest coin in the chain. More buying means more money entering through $DOLL and bigger fees. Bigger fees create bigger buy liquidity for the coins before it. The loop runs in four steps:- A buyer spends $DOLL on a coin. The purchase passes through every pool above that coin.
- The 1% buy/sell fee distributes a cut to each pool it passes through.
- The creator accrues creator share, and the chain share becomes single-sided buy liquidity under the earlier coins.
- Each round adds a new coin, and every trade of that coin pays into every coin above it, forever.