2026-01-14 20:31:42

The token ecosystem just got more flexible. Projects can now mint USD1 stablecoins with two distinct fee models to match their strategy:

Classic mode strips away creator fees entirely—pure simplicity for teams wanting minimal friction. Then there's Bonkers mode, which flips the script: slashing swap costs by half while cranking creator earnings up tenfold.

Let's be real—the fee structure conversation has been dragging on forever. But giving projects agency to pick their own path? That's the move. Different projects, different needs. Some chase volume, others chase sustainability. One-size-fits-all never works in crypto.

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WenMoon42

· 10h ago

Nah, these two modes sound good, but the projects that can really make money are still those old players. Choosing a new project doesn't make a difference.

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DeFiChef

· 10h ago

ngl these two modes are quite clever, finally no longer forced to be subjected to a fee rate. However, that 10x return in bonkers mode... could it be another way to cut the project team?

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MerkleMaid

· 10h ago

Another "flexible" plan, to put it simply, it's just the same old scam of harvesting profits with a different disguise.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 10h ago

Hey, this dual-mode design is quite interesting... Classic is super simple, like grandma-level simplicity, while Bonkers takes the extreme creator earnings route. Honestly, it's a bit like surfing—some want gentle, smooth waves, while others want crazy big waves. Can we put an end to the fee structure debate? Giving projects autonomy is indeed clever; liquidity depth and sustainability can finally each serve their purpose.

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