【Crypto World】Recently, the fee mechanism of a leading decentralized exchange has been truly demonstrating its effectiveness. Since the fee switch was activated on December 27 of last year, it has accumulated nearly $600,000 in fee revenue in just 10 days. Based on this pace, the annual fee capture is expected to surpass $24 million.
Even more interesting is the token burn aspect. During the same period, 96,000 governance tokens were burned, which translates to approximately 3.893 million tokens on an annualized basis. This continuous burn mechanism indeed changes the token supply dynamics—each transaction fee contributes to token deflation, creating a positive ecological feedback loop.
From an ecological design perspective, this mechanism ties platform revenue to the interests of token holders. The higher the fees, the more tokens are burned, reducing supply pressure. To some extent, this uses economic principles to maintain the long-term health of the ecosystem. Of course, all of this depends on stable trading volume and sustained market demand for such DEXs.
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A leading DEX experiences a surge in fees: $600,000 captured in 10 days, with an annualized burn of nearly 4 million governance tokens
【Crypto World】Recently, the fee mechanism of a leading decentralized exchange has been truly demonstrating its effectiveness. Since the fee switch was activated on December 27 of last year, it has accumulated nearly $600,000 in fee revenue in just 10 days. Based on this pace, the annual fee capture is expected to surpass $24 million.
Even more interesting is the token burn aspect. During the same period, 96,000 governance tokens were burned, which translates to approximately 3.893 million tokens on an annualized basis. This continuous burn mechanism indeed changes the token supply dynamics—each transaction fee contributes to token deflation, creating a positive ecological feedback loop.
From an ecological design perspective, this mechanism ties platform revenue to the interests of token holders. The higher the fees, the more tokens are burned, reducing supply pressure. To some extent, this uses economic principles to maintain the long-term health of the ecosystem. Of course, all of this depends on stable trading volume and sustained market demand for such DEXs.