Good talk on why tokens are completely broken. My take: currently most tokens are treated as pure speculation vehicles, hold no ownership and are entitled to no revenue. The presentation uses $UNI as an example, which I think serves as good indicator. Uniswap Labs is an

Mass adoption starts with user protection. Resist the grift ⚔️

first ETF with mentions of liquid staking?

JitoSOL is the first LST named in a registered $SOL ETF prospectus.

Karma comes to everyone. It doesn’t matter how much money you make daily, monthly or in however long. Full stop. Be a good person, do right by everyone and never screw anyone over. Treat every single human with respect, just like you would like to be treated. Don’t let money get

A look at Jito DAO – 📍 Earns 2.7% of all MEV tips on @Solana. 📍 48% of revenue is TipRouter fees. 📍 $36M in annualized revenue. Check out the section on Jito from magic in our latest issue: ournetwork.xyz/p/on-342-resta… Data via: Dune

Memecoins on Solana put in three consecutive months of increased volume. Pump and Raydium run a majority of this volume and saw month over month increases in revenue as well What is dead may never die

Top 10 protocols by Holders Revenue over the past 30 days. Holders Revenue is the portion of revenue distributed back to token holders through buybacks, burns, or direct distribution.

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Moving $1B for just $1 on Bitcoin looks amazing but it should also worry you for Bitcoin's future - at least a little bit. The problem is, that tiny fee doesn't pay for transaction finality of the transfer. Neither does that entire block, which only had ~$3k in fees. Even the

doubling blockspace, rewriting consensus to be 100x faster, multiple concurrent block producers, internet fibre-level routing, txn pipeline optimizations, mev mitigations working on solana feels like working on the manhattan project for internet markets

Hasu⚡️🤖 I fully agree with your point, I think we’re saying the same thing: revenues should be reinvested into the company for long-term growth. The issue though is: 1. All revenues flow to the equity/company first (theoretically, that's fine)... 2. BUT in practice, there’s often no

This is why we launched a dashboard displaying exactly how much money tokenholders receive, now you can see how much revenue makes it to tokenholders defillama.com/holders-revenue

Hasu⚡️🤖 You’ll find plenty of examples, especially in the “utility token” space like GameFi, some DeFi protocols, and even L1s. 1. These are utility tokens (not equity-like tokens), so it’s easy for teams to argue they owe nothing back to token holders 2. Meanwhile, token incentives

New episode with Brennan Watt out now! We discuss: - The Anza origin story - How does Solana work today? - Alpenglow: Solana's largest protocol update - Network security + economic impact - Malicious MEV on Solana - How to remain competitive & more! Links below! ↓

Jack & Jito talk REV New Midcurve episode from Solana Accelerate is live featuring self-proclaimed REV enjoyer Jack Kubinec Link to full episode below 👇️

Hyperliquid: $36B FDV. $12B circulating market cap. $850M annualised fees. $800M annualized revenue. Pump Fun + Pump Swap: $4B FDV. $900M annualised fees. $530M annualised revenue. Pump sounds undervalued?

Ecosystem outraged at a project launching a token at $4b FDV after making >$700m in revenue Wait until they realize most other $4b tokens have not generated even half of those revenues lol

“10x more active users than the next largest chain.” Product Lead at MetaMask.eth 🦊, Rizvi Haider, explains why they integrated Solana and what’s next. 🔗 to full episode below 👇️

We just released a monster 75 page report. It's easily the biggest report we've ever worked on. This collaboration between OKX and Blockworks Research explores how enterprises are *actually* moving onchain. We interviewed dozens of organizations including: McLaren, Visa, Tribeca