Fee Breakdown

In an attempt to change how transparency normally is in the world of crypto where the fees from the launch pad go in from the burt cut. All wallets will be tracked and shared, please see https://www.burtonkas.xyz/wallets to track

Burts cut breakdown

Launchpad take 20% of total funds raised from the launchpad sale The launching project takes 80% From the launchpads portion (20%) it will be split in the following way

1. Community (40%)

• Purpose: Funds allocated to Burt's community wallet to support growth, visibility, and engagement initiatives.

• Usage:

  • Facilitating exchange listings to improve token accessibility and liquidity.

  • Buying back tokens to support price stability and increase demand.

  • Providing community incentives, rewards, and airdrops to foster engagement and loyalty.

2. Development (24%)

• Purpose: Funding for continuous development, innovation, and technological improvement.

• Usage:

  • Covering costs related to software development, infrastructure, and testing.

  • Hiring additional developers or specialists for specific features.

  • Implementing upgrades, bug fixes, and feature expansions.

  • Supporting integration with third-party services or APIs as needed.

  • Maintenance to ensure security, performance, and stability over time.

3. Team (16%)

• Purpose: Compensation and retention of the core team members working on the launchpad.

• Usage:

  • Salaries for team members

  • Ensuring the team is motivated and aligned with the project’s long-term vision.

4. Marketing (8%)

• Purpose: Promoting the project and increasing visibility in the market.

• Usage:

  • Running advertising campaigns on social media platforms.

  • Partnerships with influencers or content creators for awareness.

  • PR activities, such as press releases and media outreach.

  • Attending or sponsoring relevant industry events to increase exposure.

  • Organizing events, AMAs, and interactive sessions.

5. Reserve (8%)

• Purpose: Providing a financial buffer for unforeseen expenses or future initiatives.

• Usage:

  • Maintaining funds for unexpected operational costs or emergencies.

  • Supporting expansion opportunities or responding to market demands.

  • Offering flexibility to invest in new tools, resources, or opportunities that arise as the project grows.

6. Partnerships (4%)

• Purpose: Building strategic relationships with other projects and platforms.

• Usage:

  • Collaborations with other projects that can add value or enhance functionality.

  • Integrations that expand the use cases for the token.

  • Partnerships that provide mutual benefits, such as shared user bases or co-marketing.

  • Encouraging cross-project development efforts to strengthen the ecosystem.