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Future project contracts should include fee routing that automatically sends a portion of mint revenue, trading taxes, or protocol fees to a CMD Buyback Contract. This contract has one clear function: periodically use received ETH or USDC to buy CMD on the open market. The bought-back CMD can be split by preset rules: part added to CMD/ETH LP, part sent to the treasury, part distributed to CMD lockers, and part removed from circulation. To reduce MEV and price impact, the buyback should use TWAP or batched execution, such as spending no more than 5%-10% of the contract balance per hour. This turns project activity directly into CMD buy pressure.