Okay, if anything, I’ll be happy to answer. 
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Welcome to Season 4, I got just 1 question after carefully reading through;
What is the token economics of TradeCoin?
The project mentions that TRC20 is the native token of the platform and will be used for transactions and as a store of value. However, it’s not clear how the token will be distributed or what incentives users will have to hold it. Additionally, the project claims that holding TRC20 will give users discounts on trading fees, but it’s not clear how these discounts will be calculated.
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Welcome to Season 4👏
We have not disclosed our tokenomics plan yet.
Where did you get that information from?
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Hello everyone, we are glad to inform you that now you can observe the changes in the project. In the description of the project we added the line “News about the project” 
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Where do those informations come from? 
This is inaccurate.
I have two questions:
- Is your swap a uniswap v2 fork?
- What has been implemented to make sure taxed tokens can be swapped without having to turn off the taxation system nor having the LP bleeding?
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No, TradeCoin is not a fork of Uniswap V2. TradeCoin is an automated token exchange protocol built on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Our protocol is building a different mechanism for liquidity provision and token exchange compared to Uniswap V2.
To ensure that taxed tokens can be swapped without having to turn off the taxation system or have the LP bleeding, we are currently implementing a few mechanisms. First, we are building our protocol in such a way that taxes are only applied when a transaction is completed. Second, we are implementing a system that ensures that liquidity providers are compensated for the taxes they incur when providing liquidity. Finally, we are implementing a system of incentives to encourage liquidity providers to continue providing liquidity to the platform.
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No se, no me ha quedado claro. Simplemente lo encuentro muy raro.
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OK let’s hear from the tradecoin team
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This topic is temporarily closed for at least 4 hours due to a large number of community flags.
Finally open, thank you @admin.hackathon 
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Thank you very much to the administration for unblocking @admin.hackathon
If you have questions in 10 days, feel free to ask. Also, don’t forget that we have the entire history of updates in the post.
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Its good to be back. I hope the Admins give project owners the rights to delete messages they see to be against the rules and regulations of the forum from their thread to avoid this future blocking.
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I support your idea 
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I just read everything from start - bottom and noticed that, issit the admin of the project or admin of the forum? Cos I’m tempted to ask; how community oriented is the project? Would user feedback be inclusive and put into consideration?
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I mean the Admin of the forum should give project owners the opportunity.
This is a DAO and everything is built around community feedbacks, if you were here from the beginning, you would have realised that most of the ideas implemented currently are ideas put forward by the community members themselves.
I remember suggesting a track where all old builders can be put in to compete against each which to me yielded the builder track.
@fabsltsa argued for a milestone payment which has been brought back this season. So alot of feedbacks from the community are implemented.
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It’s Very good and impressive for the community ideas to be made known and adopted
Gives more value as it’s ought to be DAO
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True, for some reason, I’m still able to see comments that admins flagged inappropriate based on community guidelines.
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I will be happy if they give them access to delete flagged comments. If they get the access to delete comments some may delete comments which are against them.
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If projects owners can delete comments, how long before some start to delete the comments they don’t like such as embarrassing questions or negative feedback?
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