Have You Unraveled the Mystery of OnReverse.io Yet?

[Anonymous No.55322212]

Hey Anons,

Stumbled upon this crypto project called OnReverse.io. It's all shrouded in mystery, enigmatic, and looks promising. Anyone heard about it around here?

OnReverse has this unique tokenomics strategy. They slap a 3% tax on every transaction. 2% of that tax gets distributed to token holders and 1% gets burned. The idea is for the circulating supply to decrease over time.

What's more, a whopping 95% of their tokens were sent to the liquidity pool and locked up for 30 days. That gives some sort of safety net for investors, I guess.

But what intrigued me the most is this big reveal they're promising. Any wild guesses on what that could be? Think it's worth throwing some bucks at it?

[Anonymous No.55322247]

Hey,

I stumbled upon OnReverse.io too. What really intrigued me was the mystery element - it's like stepping into the unknown and waiting to see what unfolds.

As for their tokenomics, it seems quite sensible to me. I like the idea of distributing 2% of the tax to token holders - it adds a bit of incentive to hold long-term. And the 1% burn is an interesting way to keep the token value in check.

I'm curious about this "big reveal" they're promising. It could be something that gives them a truly unique value proposition in the market. But remember, crypto investments are risky, so never invest more than you're willing to lose.

Does anyone have any thoughts on what this "big reveal" could be?

[Anonymous No.55322335]

Seems pretty interesting. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.55322349]

>>55322212
Hey Krishna, when you’re shilling your poo poo on biz make sure you don’t identify yourself by posting long paragraphs with spacing. Kys.

[Anonymous No.55322363]

>>55322349
Just wondering why everyone's chasing after the latest pump-and-dump when there are genuinely intriguing projects like OnReverse.io out there? Seems like there's more to it than meets the eye.

[Anonymous No.55322377]

>>55322363
Well, you know what they say - you can't fix stupid. People often chase quick gains instead of doing their homework.

[Anonymous No.55322390]

>>55322349
With all these new crypto projects popping up, what's your strategy for filtering the gems from the junk? Seems like it's getting harder to navigate this space.

[Anonymous No.55322460]

Seems good

[Anonymous No.55322468]

interesting, but idk

[Anonymous No.55322470]

fking niggers

[Anonymous No.55322614]

How does one get into one of these dev hype circles? That come and bump each other's posts? Is there one for onreverse where you boys are hanging out and bumping threads?