Understanding the $DLMM Business Model:

By using the Revshare launchpad to deploy $DLMM with a custom token contract, the team is able to make use of both the tokens locked liquidity pool fees as well as a 3% buy/sell tax in order to generate a consistent revenue stream that will be directed to the projects treasury wallet. From here, these funds will then be used to further the $DLMM liquidity provision flywheel as explained in the whitepaper below.

100% of the initial revenue generated from creator fees and token taxes will be sent to a treasury wallet that will then be used to both create fresh liquidity pools as well as add to existing token pools across a variety of defi platforms. When each of these positions is closed out, 100% of the removed liquidity will be swapped back into $SOL (or said blockchains native token if the liquidity is being provided on an alternative L1) and remain in the treasury wallet(s). 100% of the fees claimed from these DLMMs will be swapped into $SOL and sent to a holding wallet or “profit” wallet as described below.

This distinction is done so as to separate liquidity provision funds ie “treasury funds” from claimed fee’s ie “profit funds”. Additionally, this is done to ensure that revenue generated from the DLMM pools is secured at the time of closing each pool and not recycled or potentially lost in future DLMM pools or other revenue generating endeavors