Why does AKAS use "black hole burning" to handle liquidity?
Black hole burning is one of AKAS's core security and fairness mechanisms. At the genesis stage, all liquidity funds (the LP used to generate the AS/USDT trading pair) are auto - injected via contracts and permanently locked. They can't be withdrawn or transferred and aren't owned by any individual or organization.
This ensures the protocol's initial liquidity is long - term stable, with no loss from human operations, no backdoors or banker privileges, publicly verifiable price anchors, and fully transparent incentives and governance. There's no room for black - box operations.
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