I’m excited about Core’s new Rev+ program, which marks a breakthrough in sustainable revenue models for stablecoin issuers and Web3 developers . Traditionally, stablecoin projects relied heavily on token launches to raise funds, even though stablecoins generate a significant share of DeFi revenue—over one-third—but issuers earn nothing from the transactions. Core is changing that by redistributing gas fees and on-chain transaction activity directly to the builders .
Built on the Core blockchain (an EVM-compatible, Bitcoin‑staking protocol), Rev+ allocates a revenue pool among partners based on usage metrics—like volume of transactions, unique user activity, and fees generated . Although initial payouts may be modest, this usage-driven model can scale organically as adoption grows .
What's more compelling is how Rev+ reflects a broader shift toward cooperative tokenomics in Web3. Charlie Hoskinson (founder of Cardano) has been vocal about moving away from zero-sum token economics toward partnerships that align incentives across the ecosystem .
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My take: Rev+ positions Core at the forefront of incentivizing real utility and sustainable development in the stablecoin space. By turning on-chain activity into revenue for issuers and DAOs, it helps reduce dependence on token sales and fosters a more collaborative, long-term Web3 economy.
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