POODL is an ERC-20 deflationary token. In particular, 1% of every transaction is automatically burned and another 1% is redistributed to holders. This increases scarcity of the supply of POODL tokens, which means that every POODL holder has a strong incentive to hold tokens and spread the use of POODL.
As the trading volume increases and the number of transactions rises, every holder will increase its supply and benefit from the augmented scarcity.
The backbone of POODL is its community. In fact, our growth model is exponential and we expect it to keep being that way for a long time.
As the trading volume increases and the number of transactions rises, every holder will increase its supply and benefit from the augmented scarcity.
The backbone of POODL is its community. In fact, our growth model is exponential and we expect it to keep being that way for a long time.
Poodle 1: Hey, have you heard about the new POODL token?
Poodle 2: Woof, woof, yes I have, I've purchased some myself! I'm an early investor.
Poodle 1: Woof, now buckle up, HOODL POODL, next destination is the moon! 🚀
Poodle 2: IN POODL WE TRUST 🐩
Poodle 2: Woof, woof, yes I have, I've purchased some myself! I'm an early investor.
Poodle 1: Woof, now buckle up, HOODL POODL, next destination is the moon! 🚀
Poodle 2: IN POODL WE TRUST 🐩
by André Delacroix March 20, 2021
by SMS08 October 3, 2008
by LEC2 May 8, 2003
1. i'm gonna poodle that truck that always parks there.
2. let's get drunk and go poodling.
3. you hath poodled me for thy last time.
2. let's get drunk and go poodling.
3. you hath poodled me for thy last time.
by WGTM September 2, 2012
"poodle" basically means "suck," but because my teacher says "suck" is a bad word (shoutout to Mr. Cross), he tells us to replace it with "poodle".
*this is not the same "poodle" as the dog breed
*this is not the same "poodle" as the dog breed
"My wifi poodles so I turned off my camera."
"This food poodles!"
"Ughhhh, today poodled" (hehe I just made up the word "poodled" too, so "poodled" is the past tense of poodle)
"This food poodles!"
"Ughhhh, today poodled" (hehe I just made up the word "poodled" too, so "poodled" is the past tense of poodle)
by watermelon.lover November 7, 2020
by Kate Dyer August 29, 2008