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Current ‘Growth’ Model:

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25% Buyback and Burn (RIFTS)

  • Buybacks: 25% of all fees collected (from arbitrage, swaps, flash loans, etc.) are used to buy RIFTS from the open market.
  • Deflation: A portion of these tokens are permanently burned, reducing supply and increasing scarcity.
  • Price Pressure: Consistent buybacks create continuous buy-side demand for the token.
This creates a snowball effect:
  1. More Pools → more trades/arbitrage → more fees
  2. More fees → more RIFTS bought & burned
  3. Reduced supply → higher value for holders

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75% Reinvested into Custom Pools

The remaining 75% of revenue is reinvested into:
  • High-performing Pools
  • Experimental index strategies
  • Stability funds to reinforce peg maintenance
These reinvestments support innovation, increase liquidity, and help bootstrap new asset classes and indexes. All actions are visible and verifiable on-chain.

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Long-term ‘Holder-Focused’ Model:

To secure the most market adoption of the protocol, the previously mentioned model will be kept in the starting months of Rifts. However, the Long-term model, which is the Rifts team initial vision, is going to permanently replace it, since this maximizes potential profit for holders, while keeping growth at a constant growth phase. The long-term model refer to **75% **of revenue going into **buybacks **with 25% going into pool re-investing/project treasury. Rifts Diagram