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EWL's doomscroll3h ago
From CoolCrypto's posts, basically they favor tokens where "protocol revenue → stakers or token" meaningfully flows, creating lockup needs + and the ratios are actually high. They usually stake and hold such tokens themselves (most are also meaningful scale vs total supply). > AERO — trading fees flow to stakers > LIT / DRV — substantial portions of revenue go to buyback > NEST — not as large a proportion as the other three, but in the same context, also holding quite a lot of $NEST NEST has fees → veNEST, and then also returns HYPE through HYPE Engine (additional explanation in Jongmyong's post from a few days ago!) Of course, lately with $KNTQ / Elysium's mindshare going up, they're also getting a lot of attention, so price has already risen quite a bit
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종명이의 딸깍6d ago
If you study Nest's structure a bit more, the ve(3,3) model and incentive structure (veNEST) NEST lockup → acquire veNEST (voting power) → vote on which pools get incentives → projects attracting pools generate rebates (Bribes) + trading fees → rewards distributed to voters (token value increases and virtuous cycle) HYPE Engine Vault and buyback mechanism - A portion of protocol revenue flows into the HYPE Engine Vault - The vault uses the inflow to increase exposure to HYPE, the ecosystem's base asset, or to buyback NEST tokens - As DEX trading becomes more active, fees accumulate, and this fee revenue feeds into buybacks and HYPE asset accumulation, creating a structure that strengthens NEST token sell defense and long-term holder incentives Data can be checked on Dune below https://dune.com/nest_exchange/nest-exchange-hyperevm-mega-dashboard
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