UPDATE on our ecosystem token, $VIBESTR -
The protocol has pooled 1.5k ETH (roughly ~4M USD) to sweep the floor and re-list them higher based on token trading volume alone, to date.
Token <> NFT connected.
- Only 193 STR listings before 1e (was 600 two weeks ago).
- Burned over 22% of the total token supply last 6 months 🔥
- Rewards pool from the 1% protocol fee sitting ~$473k USD (GVCs, $VIBESTR, CryptoPunk). Badges are the entry point.
- Every NFT sold from the Strategy burns equivalent amount of ETH of $VIBESTR. As the FP climbs, this compounds to be more impactful (now .9).
- 100% of token supply in circulation from fair launch mechanics.
Collectors are stacking badges, rare ones only getting harder to get.

It's about time I leaked some alpha about the @GoodVibesClub Rewards Pool & Program. 🤙👀
Currently, the pool is sitting at ~$475K in value, with more accumulating daily based on $VIBESTR trading volume. This happens automatically.
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