One interesting mechanic worth exploring: developers can calibrate their fee structure anywhere from 0.0% to 1.0%. Here's how it plays out—if a dev opts for 0.2%, the remaining 1.8% (which is 0.8% plus the standard 1% holder allocation) gets distributed to token holders. This creates a flexible incentive layer where fee selection directly impacts holder rewards. Lower dev fees mean a bigger slice goes to the community, while higher fees give developers more breathing room for protocol maintenance and development. It's a straightforward way to align interests between builders and stakeholders.