This is interesting - the founder's already swimming in capital, so it's not about raising funds here.

What's actually happening: they built a launchpad where every token purchase automatically triggers a portion of fees into a buyback mechanism for that same token. Kind of genius from a floor-price perspective - you're essentially creating continuous buying pressure without needing external capital injection.

The mechanics are straightforward. Trading fees get redirected into systematic repurchases. That creates a structural bid under the token. Whether this innovation actually delivers sustainable value or just creates false floor support... that's the real question worth debating.