
dudes on CT will ask why a business doesn't share 100% of revenue with holders of its cryptocurrency token this industry man
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dudes on CT will ask why a business doesn't share 100% of revenue with holders of its cryptocurrency token this industry man








🚨 CONFIRMED: The man shot by federal agents in Minneapolis has died, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara tells the Star Tribune. Sources say ICE tried to order local police off the scene. O’Hara refused and told officers to preserve it. The BCA is now en route. DHS claims he had a gun. Video circulating suggests he never pulled one. Even if he did, guns are legal. Killing people isn’t.








These “revenue” comparisons from Alex are so misleading. It’s worth being precise about how these models actually work Aero takes 100% of LP fees and rebates them back to LPs via token emissions / liquidity incentives. In practice, this looks like: “we collect $100m in LP fees and distribute $100m in tokens to LPs based on token voting” This approach makes revenue numbers look large, but it doesn’t represent sustainable fees. It also puts a heavy thumb on the scale of where LP fees go and makes LP returns dependent on the price of a third token If Uniswap took 100% of LP fees and rebated them in tokens, reported “fees” would be close to $1B and just as meaningless Uniswap protocol fees are different by design. A portion of swap fees goes to the protocol, while the majority still goes directly to LPs. The objective is long-term sustainability, not inflated optics Our proposal starts conservatively, with a roadmap of additional fee sources being enabled over time. This lets the DAO learn each step. The real risk would be turning fees up too aggressively and only learning after liquidity leaves. Another misleading comparison from Alex is conflating token-emission LP rebates (which are required when all LP fees are taken) with Uniswap’s growth and development budget, which funds engineering, developer grants, and integrations across thousands of products worldwide As for annual fee burn: it’s too early to project. It’s only been live for a few days, several fee sources aren’t active yet, and volume is still ramping. More importantly, this is a long-term strategy, growth still comes first. The crypto market will grow massively from here, and Uniswap has the potential to see trillions in daily volume. Capturing that opportunity is the goal Early signals are solid: liquidity has been stable with fees on, the fee collection system is working smoothly, searcher efficiency is improving, and UNI is being burned daily. This is the start of a new era for Uniswap 🦄







Arc’s purpose-built design offers the performance and scalability needed to support @Visa’s global commercial activity onchain. As a design partner for Arc, Visa is working with us to shape high performance infrastructure for USDC settlement and future onchain operations. investor.visa.com/news/news-deta…

Visa 🤝 Solana The world's largest financial institutions increasingly choose Solana as their defacto network for execution and settlement.

Pumpdotfun & Solana lawsuit update: Leave to amend (file new complaint) GRANTED “What appeared to be a fair, automated marketplace was, Plaintiffs say, structurally tilted to extract value from ordinary users while rewarding those with privileged access to Solana's infrastructure and Jito Lab's transaction ordering tools.”





