Something interesting has changed around Aevo.
$AEVO is the token powering Aevo, and its supply structure now looks very different from the usual emission-heavy model.
74M AEVO has already been burned.
Scheduled unlocks are finished, while monthly buybacks use trading fees to buy AEVO and permanently remove it from supply.
The 1M AEVO distributed weekly to traders comes from the fixed 1B supply. It is not new issuance.
Compared with $AAVE , $AVAX and $DYDX, each follows its own token model, but AEVO's link between real trading activity and supply reduction stands out to me.
$AEVO is the token powering Aevo, and its supply structure now looks very different from the usual emission-heavy model.
74M AEVO has already been burned.
Scheduled unlocks are finished, while monthly buybacks use trading fees to buy AEVO and permanently remove it from supply.
The 1M AEVO distributed weekly to traders comes from the fixed 1B supply. It is not new issuance.
Compared with $AAVE , $AVAX and $DYDX, each follows its own token model, but AEVO's link between real trading activity and supply reduction stands out to me.
