MoonSeeds Tokenomics

How do MoonSeeds differ from MoonBeans?
MoonSeeds are the canary token of MoonBeans, and the successor to BabyBeans. 
They're the Kusama to our Polkadot, the MoonRiver to our MoonBeam - and they get the all of the new contract updates first so as to prevent something catastrophic from happening to MoonBeans. Does this mean MoonSeeds are bad? No - they sprout first, so that beans can soar!
MoonSeeds are planned to be used as a tipping bot currency for Telegram and Discord in the future. They receive buybacks due to rewards mechanics, but to a much smaller degree than MoonBeans.
MoonSeeds is a fast moving token - its reward token and tokenomics can be changed on the fly based on market trends and community ideas. At launch, MoonSeeds gives out WMOVR rewards.
Transaction Tax
There is a 5% tax on every transaction of MoonSeads ($SEEDS). We recommend using 7% slippage on buys and sells.
This tax is what allows MoonSeeds to reward holders with passive earnings.
The Breakdown
Tax
Amount
Rewards (Variable)
2%
Liquidity Injection
2%
Marketing
1%
Total Tax
5%
Rewards (Variable)
2% of every transaction is reflected back to MoonSeeds holders with at least 50 tokens.
Liquidity Injection
2% of every transaction is used to provide liquidity for MoonSeeds.
Marketing
1% of every transaction will be used for MoonSeeds specific marketing or other technical projects at the team's discretion - if no valid use cases are presented, they will be used to buy back MoonBeans.
Supply Allocation
MoonSeeds have a fixed supply, and can never be minted. 
 
Amount
Max Supply
1,000,000
Circulating Supply
1,000,000
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How do MoonSeeds differ from MoonBeans?

Transaction Tax

The Breakdown

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