Burn Mechanics & Buyback Logic
To reinforce long-term token value, Qlindo includes a built-in deflationary model via buybacks and burns that reduce supply while increasing utility.
USDT Swap Fee Structure
Using USDT
Fee applied when purchasing QX# with USDT
Using $QLINDO
No fee when using $QLINDO for purchases
Fee Distribution
| Fee Split | Purpose |
|---|---|
50% | Used to buy back and burn $QLINDO |
50% | Recycled into the staking rewards pool |
Deflationary Loop
This loop increases demand for $QLINDO while reducing total supply over time, creating upward pressure on token value.
Long-Term Impact
Encourages holding and staking $QLINDO
Users prefer to hold tokens for fee benefits and staking rewards
Reduces sell pressure through utility and incentives
Multiple use cases create natural demand and reduce selling
Aligns token demand with platform usage and asset flow
More platform activity = more token utility = higher demand
Buyback & Burn Process
Fee Collection
1% fee collected from USDT swaps
Buyback Execution
50% used to purchase $QLINDO from market
Token Burn
Purchased tokens permanently removed from supply
Deflationary Design
The burn and buyback mechanism creates a deflationary pressure on $QLINDO supply while incentivizing token usage and long-term holding, aligning user behavior with protocol growth.