Something changed with
@Aevo that most traders probably missed.
The old crypto token model was simple:
→ Big unlock schedule
→ VC allocations waiting
→ Inflation through rewards
→ Holders constantly watching the next supply event
@Aevo took a different route.
AGP-3 changed the structure completely.
→ 74M AEVO burned so far
→ No scheduled unlocks remaining
→ Monthly buybacks funded by actual exchange trading fees
→ Bought-back tokens are permanently removed
And here’s the part worth understanding.
Aevo still distributes 1M AEVO weekly to active traders.
But those tokens come from the existing fixed 1B supply.
They are not newly issued tokens.
Meanwhile, trading activity generates fees.
Those fees fund the monthly buyback.
More platform activity → more fees
More fees → more buybacks
More buybacks → more AEVO removed from circulation
That creates a pretty interesting mechanical loop.
The same trading activity rewarding users is also feeding the mechanism that reduces the token float.
No new inflation story.
No future unlock cliff hanging over the token.
Just a token model increasingly tied to what actually happens on the exchange.
That’s a very different Aevo from the one many traders still remember.I can also make the PERPS+ angle much more aggressive and trader-style, with
$BTC /
$ETH setups, wick protection, and arrows.
#Aevo