Recently, there has been quite a bit of discussion about MUA in the community. Let's break down the mechanism clearly.

The transaction fee design is quite interesting—3% of the fee, of which 2.5% directly flows into the LP pool to split USDT, and the remaining 0.5% is evenly distributed to the holders of 54 cards. These cards can be traded freely, but to receive dividends, there is a condition: you must hold more than 1 trillion tokens. The portion that does not meet this threshold will automatically flow into the black hole LP, effectively destroying it.

The profit tax logic is even more worth pondering— a 6% tax is only triggered when you make a profit; losing trades are not taxed at all. This means users need to adjust their slippage according to market conditions, with a maximum setting of 10%, providing some flexibility. This bottomless pool design seems intended to add an extra layer of protection for the market.

The community's philosophy is "10,000 billion per person, co-creating MUA." They believe that a good mechanism design is an art form, not only generating financial value but also having genuine ecological value. The project team promises long-term operation, with no new token issuance plans, no mapping, and sticking to this one token.

Overall, this project combines financial design with community culture, aiming to attract participants who are optimistic about long-term development.