Trades
3/3 tax
80% KNTQ · 20% burn
Sent to holders
Paired against KNTQ on Elysium

Hold ElyINU.
Earn $KNTQ.

Every $EINU trade pays a 3% buy and 3% sell tax. 80% goes to holders in $KNTQ. 20% buys back $EINU and burns it.

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01 The tax

Every trade pays holders.

Each buy pays 3% and each sell pays 3%. Most of it is paid to $EINU holders in $KNTQ, and the rest buys back and burns $EINU.

Buy tax3%
Sell tax3%
To holders80% KNTQ
  • One rate on every buy, one on every sell.
  • Paid in KNTQ, the token $EINU trades against, so paying holders doesn't mean selling $EINU on the chart.
02 The split

80% to holders.
20% burned.

Holders get 80% of the creator fees in $KNTQ, Kinetiq's token. The other 20% buys $EINU back from the market and burns it, so the supply keeps shrinking.

80%20%
Holders, in $KNTQ 80%Buyback + burn 20%
  • Buybacks are steady buy pressure on the $EINU chart.
  • Burned $EINU is gone for good: supply only goes down.
  • Every buyback and burn is a public transaction.
03 Distribution

$KNTQ, straight to holders.

$KNTQ goes out in regular rounds, in proportion to the $EINU you hold. Your share counts the lowest balance you held during the round, so buying just before a payout doesn't earn it.

  • Just keep $EINU in your wallet. No staking, no claiming.
  • Pools and contracts are left out, so rewards go to real holders.
  • See exactly what your wallet received on the dashboard.
04 Transparency

Every reward, tracked.

The live dashboard reads the chain directly: tax collected, $KNTQ sent to holders, $EINU bought back and burned, and what your own wallet has received.

  • Every round and every burn is public on the explorer.
  • Liquidity locked forever at graduation.
  • Numbers come from the chain, not from us.
Launch

Fair launch, paired with KNTQ.

ElyINU launches on Elysium paired against KNTQ. Its liquidity is locked forever and the 3/3 tax pays holders in $KNTQ and burns $EINU from day one.

Trade→3/3 tax→80% KNTQ to holders20% buyback + burn

Rewards depend on trading volume and the KNTQ price and are never guaranteed. Buybacks and burns reduce supply but can't promise a price. Not financial advice.