Profit Redistribution Structure

FaaS protocols often redistribute profits by means of a process of taxation on buys and/or sales, called Reflections. ACYC has the most generous of these taxation structures, providing the full redistribution of 10% of $ACYC purchase taxes instantly to holders. Our protocol also has the unique ability to distribute the full amount of tokens we purchase with investment profits entirely to our holders.

Similar protocols offer a much lower percentage of returns from purchases, and mostly return investment profits to their holders by buying back their tokens at market - incurring the aforementioned taxes/reflections. This, or their mechanisms for profit redistribution require manual claiming and rebasing of the tokens. ACYC is not limited to just this mechanism of profit redistribution as other protocols are.
ACYC has the unique ability to take all of the tokens that we purchase at market with investment profits, and redistribute them entirely to everyone holding $ACYC in a process known as manual reflections. So not only do we perform buybacks like other protocols, but we also return all of those tokens to our holders in blasts of manual reflections.
By doing this, we are able to provide exponentially larger amounts of returns from our investments to our holders than other protocols, many of which rely simply on purchasing taxes (which are lower than ours anyways) to return profits. We do that too, then take all of those purchased tokens and distribute them instantly as well, reflecting harder than any other protocol can.
At $100mn treasury, ACYC will be able to yield and manually reflect $125k-$250k daily to our holders through this mechanism — something no other protocol has the ability to do.

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