friend.tech has closed all protocol fees for BunnySwap, Clubs, and v1 smart contracts
On July 4th, friend.tech officially stated that FRIEND has always aimed to be a token completely controlled by the community, used to support Clubs contracts. The migration of supply and liquidity does not align with this original intention. Users can still create clubs, chat, buy keys, and use FRIEND in the Base of the friend.tech application.
In addition, friend.tech has closed all protocol fees for BunnySwap, Clubs, and v1 smart contracts. Now, 100% of the fees will belong to traders, liquidity providers, and club chairmen in the community.
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