What does the reserve allocation buy?
It funds the vault’s purchases of supported stock tokens associated with the Magnificent Seven companies plus SpaceX. A stock token is a separate crypto asset linked to a company’s stock; MAG7X is the token funding this reserve.
The purchases require a seller. While the vault is accumulating assets, holders of supported stock tokens can sell them into it for BNB. Collecting tax creates buying power; completing those sales fills the reserve.
You can check both stages in the reserve table: existing holdings alongside the quantity the vault has capacity to buy.
What is the liquidity allocation for?
Liquidity is the supply of assets that lets people swap tokens in a trading pool. Flap reserves this part of the tax before migration—the move from its launch market to a liquidity pool—and adds it when migration happens. It is separate from the budget for buying stock tokens.
Does any of the tax burn MAG7X?
There is no direct-burn allocation from the trading tax. The creator-payment and ordinary-dividend allocations are also zero.
The buyback-and-burn mechanism belongs to the reserve cycle instead. When the contract’s conditions permit liquidation, accumulated stock tokens can be sold for BNB, which participates in buying back and burning MAG7X. Burning removes tokens from circulation. The reserve lifecycle guide explains when those steps can occur.
For a different trade amount, use the calculator below. For the complete transaction quote, including execution costs, use MAG7X on Flap.