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$AEVO ’s tokenomics are worth watching closely.



Aevo has already burned 74M AEVO, while scheduled unlocks have been completed. Its monthly buyback mechanism also uses trading fees to purchase AEVO from the market and permanently remove those tokens from circulation.

There are still 1M AEVO distributed weekly to traders, but these rewards come from the existing 1B token supply rather than creating additional tokens.

That distinction is important when evaluating long-term supply dynamics.

Compared with established ecosystems such as $AAVE , $AVAX and $DYDX , AEVO is taking a different approach to how its token economy evolves.

The key question now is whether continued buybacks and completed unlocks can create a stronger supply-demand balance over time.

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DowJonesCrypto
31 minutes ago
The deflationary narrative sounds good, but how much of the 1B total supply has never moved? Wait until the buyback pace can cover weekly incentives before calling it truly deflationary.
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BlockCastle
31 minutes ago
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Compared with AAVE and DYDX, Aevo’s fee-funded buyback model is more akin to exchange economics, and its long-term supply-demand balance is indeed something to look forward to.
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