RichQUACK, the final OG memecoin on the BNB Chain to uphold a transaction tax, has officially decided to eliminate it. This significant move follows in the footsteps of Floki and BabyDoge, who previously made similar changes, and marks a new era for the well-known project. The $QUACK transaction tax will be officially removed on October 25, 2024, at 8 AM UTC.
By removing the transaction tax, it aims to boost trading accessibility, attract new investors, and enhance liquidity. The decision underscores the project’s commitment to evolving with market trends while staying true to its roots as a community-driven meme token. RichQUACK has long stood out for its loyal following and distinct branding, and this update is expected to pave the way for broader adoption and future growth.
The tax removal is a strategic step to position RichQUACK competitively in the rapidly evolving crypto space. As the last of the original BNB Chain meme tokens to make this change, RichQUACK reaffirms its dedication to the community, embracing a tax-free future that aligns with the needs and expectations of its users.
About RichQUACK
RichQUACK has built its reputation on providing hyper-deflationary tokenomics and a strong, engaged community. It offers unique staking opportunities, a highly engaged community, launchpad and gamified reward systems that encourage participation. With over 149,000 on-chain holders, RichQUACK has cultivated a loyal following through its distinct branding and community-driven initiatives. Known for its meme culture and bold moves, RichQUACK continues to evolve while rewarding those who believe in the project.
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