The DeFi ecosystem is ushering in new changes. A leading DEX has completed a tokenomics upgrade, and the adjusted fee structure is now used for buybacks and burning governance tokens. Additionally, an extra burn plan of 100 million tokens will be executed, marking a significant deflationary mechanism adjustment in the protocol's history. Meanwhile, a liquidity protocol has launched derivatives trading functionality, supported by Orderly technology, with over 100 trading pairs listed, providing users with more diverse trading options. On the other hand, a certain AMM platform that has been operating for 4 years announced its closure, allowing users to exchange liquidity tokens and NFT assets for stablecoin USDC. These developments reflect the ongoing evolution of the DeFi market—protocols continuously iterate in optimizing tokenomics, expanding functionality, and reshuffling the ecosystem.
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MemeKingNFT
· 01-05 12:21
Burn 100 million tokens? It seems this deflationary move is really going to boost the market, but I still feel like it's the retail investors' mentality at play again.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 01-05 06:59
Another batch of projects is about to fail; they can't hold on for 4 years.
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-04 18:01
Burn 100 million tokens? This time, it's really time to get things done.
Closing in 4 years, the days of AMM are indeed tough.
Derivative trading pairs doubling, now that's real progress.
Ecosystem survival of the fittest, witnessing historic moments.
Wait, is the burn used to pump the market or is it truly deflationary?
Over 100 trading pairs launched, finally some excitement.
Closing so cleanly makes it feel refreshing instead.
This round of adjustment is either a lifesaver or a cut-loss, no middle ground.
DeFi is still messing around, only a few truly good projects.
Token burns have now become standard, everyone’s learning bad habits.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-02 12:55
Burn 100 million tokens, is this time really going to get things done?
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DecentralizeMe
· 01-02 12:55
Another token burn? Can this one pump the price?
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Liquidity protocols plus derivatives, this looks like a move to copy Dydx.
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Shutting down after just 4 years isn't considered long in the crypto world...
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The buyback and burn strategy has been played out, now it's just about whether the price can stay stable.
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Having over 100 trading pairs sounds good, but the question is whether the trading depth is sufficient.
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Another platform is about to die. It seems the DeFi space has been especially fierce in the past two years.
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The adjustment of the deflationary mechanism plus the burn plan looks like an attempt to stimulate a wave.
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Users still need to manually exchange USDC, which is troublesome.
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Orderly's technology now seems to be used by every project.
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It feels like the game of DEX hasn't been played thoroughly yet, and they're about to introduce new things.
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CompoundPersonality
· 01-02 12:42
Burned 100 million tokens, this buyback is really going all out
Another platform is shutting down, time to withdraw liquidity
Over 100 derivative pairs launched, now activity should pick up
A four-year project shutting down just like that, DeFi is still brutal
Whether the tokenomics upgrade truly benefits holders depends on what happens next
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NFTFreezer
· 01-02 12:32
It has been burned again and again. How long can the deflationary gameplay last?
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 01-02 12:28
Burned 100 million, this time really aiming to stabilize the fundamentals
Liquidity protocols plus derivatives, it's another round of intense competition, 100+ trading pairs are nothing anymore
Closed in just 4 years? DeFi is really a life-and-death game
The DeFi ecosystem is ushering in new changes. A leading DEX has completed a tokenomics upgrade, and the adjusted fee structure is now used for buybacks and burning governance tokens. Additionally, an extra burn plan of 100 million tokens will be executed, marking a significant deflationary mechanism adjustment in the protocol's history. Meanwhile, a liquidity protocol has launched derivatives trading functionality, supported by Orderly technology, with over 100 trading pairs listed, providing users with more diverse trading options. On the other hand, a certain AMM platform that has been operating for 4 years announced its closure, allowing users to exchange liquidity tokens and NFT assets for stablecoin USDC. These developments reflect the ongoing evolution of the DeFi market—protocols continuously iterate in optimizing tokenomics, expanding functionality, and reshuffling the ecosystem.