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Stephenie Stephen👑
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Mechanics Behind Wise Part 2: The Burn Engine In Part 1, we covered how WISE launched with no insiders and a locked liquidity pool worth $82 million on day one. That's the foundation. This part is about what happens after launch, because a fair start doesn't mean much if the token keeps losing value every year after. Most tokens have a supply problem. New tokens get minted constantly to pay rewards, fund the team, or keep incentives running. That sounds like a good idea, but it means the supply is always growing, and more supply chasing the same demand usually means the price gets diluted over time. This is why so many "high APY" tokens quietly loose value even while people are earning rewards. WISE goes the other direction. (90%) Ninety percent of the platform's revenue gets used to buy WISE on the open market and then destroy it. it is permanently removed from supply, forever. The remaining 10% goes toward WiseR, a separate token that represents a share of the project's pooled treasury and pays holders a cut of protocol fees. Here's why that split actually matters: Revenue creates real buy pressure. This isn't inflation being sold as a reward. It's the actual platform revenue converting into real buying on the open market, then removing that supply for good. The more the platform earns, the more it gets bought and burned. Users still get paid in what they deposited. WISE isn't used to paying out yield to depositors. If you deposit USDC, you earn USDC. That keeps WISE out of the constant sell pressure that most reward tokens create, where people farm the token just to dump it. Compare that to how most projects handle this. A lot of tokens pay rewards in their own token, which means every reward payout is a future seller. WISE breaks that cycle by paying yield in the asset people actually deposited, while using real revenue to shrink WISE's own supply on a separate track entirely. The mechanism itself is a genuinely different bet than the reward-token model most DeFi has been running for years, and it's worth understanding before forming an opinion either way. Part 3 is next: the WISE Burn Alliance, and why other projects have started buying and burning WISE themselves, not just WISE holders. 🦉 Explore: app.wisetoken.com



















