A lot of crypto tokenomics look good on paper.
Then you check the supply and find unlocks, VC allocations, or endless inflation sitting in the background.
@Aevo took a different route.
The supply is already fully distributed. No scheduled unlocks left.
Then AGP-3 burned 69M AEVO, with 74M burned in total so far through buybacks funded by exchange fees.
That part is what I find interesting.
The token mechanics are tied to the actual activity of the exchange. More trading activity means more fees, and those fees fund the monthly buyback.
No complicated story. Just a direct link between platform usage and token supply.
Would you rather hold a token with emissions built into the model, or one tied to real platform fees?
$AEVO
#AEVO #IMFSaysElSalvadorBTCNoPublicFunds
Then you check the supply and find unlocks, VC allocations, or endless inflation sitting in the background.
@Aevo took a different route.
The supply is already fully distributed. No scheduled unlocks left.
Then AGP-3 burned 69M AEVO, with 74M burned in total so far through buybacks funded by exchange fees.
That part is what I find interesting.
The token mechanics are tied to the actual activity of the exchange. More trading activity means more fees, and those fees fund the monthly buyback.
No complicated story. Just a direct link between platform usage and token supply.
Would you rather hold a token with emissions built into the model, or one tied to real platform fees?
$AEVO
#AEVO #IMFSaysElSalvadorBTCNoPublicFunds
