Wallet tiers are a system put in place to reward the longer-term holders even more than the existing RFI static reflection system.
There are four tiers, where each tier will reduce the tax that you pay on your transactions, allowing you to receive compensation for a larger portion of your held supply, or to accommodate short-term trading. Not just that, but you will also receive more reflection from all transactions.
This will mean that newcomers - for example, during a strong upward trend in volume - will direct a larger proportion of their transactions towards those of you that have stuck around for the longest.
Every single wallet has a Tier associated with it, where once you've first bought or received tokens you will start at Tier 1.
To rank up, you simply need to have a balance of $DHOLD. This way we don't unfairly punish short-term traders or punish those of you that have proven loyalty to the token that eventually want to sell in the future. It introduces the concept of a wallet ranking system, where any wallet that owns $DHOLD is ranked based on the time they have held. Starting at Tier 1 and eventually maturing into a Tier 4 wallet, these ranks determine the amount of tax that each wallet pays.
The wallets also hide "phantom tokens" inside of them, since the contract builds a more advanced reflection system by which you have to advance up the tiers to unlock your full reward potential. These "phantom tokens" are temporarily hidden away from the circulating supply, creating a temporary burn only to re-enter at a later stage.