The team has committed to addressing the issue, but there's growing pushback within the community about the current tokenomics structure. The 1.5% transaction tax on this USD1 meme token is raising eyebrows—especially among holders who point out that we're not operating through third-party aggregators like bagsapp, so the additional layer of fees feels unnecessary. The sentiment is clear: the community doesn't want more friction built into the token mechanics. With shitcoins and experimental tokens already carrying inherent risks, adding friction through elevated taxes only diminishes user experience and participation. The discussion underscores a broader pattern in the meme token space where fee structures need to be justified to maintain community buy-in. Whether the team's fix will address these concerns remains to be seen, but the feedback is loud and worth listening to.