Smart Pool Mechanism
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Whether a project offers automatic reward or uses a reward pool, the rewards are always tied to the trading volume. As the volume decreases, the rewards start to deplete inevitably. Existing reward projects fail to provide consistent rewards due to this high dependency on trading volume, which defies the purpose of their token and reduces incentives for new investors to buy more.
Rewardeum solves this problem of unsustainability of rewards through a brand new mechanism called the 'Smart Pool', which works as supplementary to the reward pool. Think of the smart pool as a cushion, or a shock-absorber to high and low trading volumes that ensures extremely consistent rewards for investors.
The primary purpose of the 'Smart Pool' is to collect and store all excessive trading volume, and provide to the reward pool during the times of low volume. In addition to accumulating from the 13% transaction taxes (to reward pools), the smart pool also collects BNB from anti-dump whale taxes, as well as excess reward claims.
A detailed overview of the Smart Pool mechanism and features are illustrated below:
At a fixed time every 24 hours, an automatic check triggers that compares the current amount in reward pool from what it was 24 hours ago. If lower, the smart pool re-fills the difference. This would usually happen in days of low trading volume.
When the smart pool itself becomes excessively high, it automatically overflows a small percentage back to the reward pool, which helps daily rewards to keep increasing over time. This would normally happen when trading volume remains high for many consecutive days.
In the case of sudden rise (spike) in trading volume in a span of 24 hours (as we normally see during Promotions or CG/CMC/Exchange listings, etc) the majority of these excessive taxes are automatically transferred to the Smart Pool every 24 hours. This ensures reward pool remains stable, consistent and even more sustainable during the days of lower trading volume.
