Four.Meme introduces a new automatic dividend mechanism with clear conditions for token profit distribution

BearMarketMonk · 2026-03-17T00:22:17+00:00

Four.Meme has optimized its dividend mechanism by enabling an automated distribution system, allowing investors to receive dividends without manual intervention. The new system automatically distributes rewards once the accumulated amount exceeds $1000, ensuring transparency and efficiency. Old tokens still require manual claiming, while new tokens are automatically distributed, safeguarding users' rights.

BearMarketMonk

2026-03-17 00:22:17

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Four.Meme’s dividend distribution mechanism has undergone significant optimization. According to Foresight News, the project has officially launched an automated distribution system, allowing investors to enjoy automatic dividend benefits without manual operation.

Dividend Trigger and Execution Rules

Under the new mechanism, dividend distribution follows clear trigger conditions. When the accumulated reward value exceeds $1,000, the system will automatically initiate the distribution process, which is executed once daily at 00:00 UTC+8. This automated design greatly reduces user participation costs and makes profit sharing more transparent and efficient.

Transition Arrangements Between Old and New Mechanisms

It should be noted that tokens issued by Four.Meme before this update still maintain the original manual claiming method, requiring users to actively claim rewards on the platform. However, new token holders will directly benefit from the automatic distribution mechanism without any additional operation, as the system will automatically transfer rewards according to the rules. This transition plan ensures the rights of existing users while providing a more convenient experience for new users.

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