A friend of mine opened a mahjong parlor. At first, he took a cut from every game, and all the fees went straight into his own pocket.

After a while, everyone realized: we’re not just playing cards, we’re also working for him.
Later, he changed the rules:
From then on, all the “table fees” were used entirely to buy food for everyone, hold raffles, and fund a big year-end bonus—he kept nothing for himself.
The result? Everyone wanted to play even more, because every extra round felt like adding to their own benefits, not just handing money to the owner.

@MemeMax_Fi’s approach this time is a bit like that:
Other projects: you trade, I collect fees, and whether I buy back tokens depends on my mood.
MemeMax: 100% of all trading fees are used to buy back $M .
In other words:
Every time you place an order, the project doesn’t pocket the money;
Instead, it uses it to buy back M from the market for everyone.
The more trades, the more buybacks, and the easier it is to build consensus.
Whether it can go far depends on execution down the road, but at least this time,
They’re using the rules to show you: I’m willing to push short-term profits back to the community in a real, tangible way.