MLN is Enzyme’s native utility token, used to obtain access to the Enzyme protocol. Enzyme was formerly known as Melon Protocol and now provides infrastructure related to tokenized finance and on-chain asset management; therefore, holding MLN does not represent ownership equity in Enzyme or automatically confer rights to company revenue.

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Q: What is MLN used for in Enzyme?

MLN’s currently specified use is to pay Enzyme’s protocol access fees. The amount of MLN required is calculated based on the assets under management (AUM) associated with that use of the protocol, at a target fee rate of 25 basis points, or 0.25% of AUM; the protocol automatically burns the MLN it collects. This design connects use of the protocol, fee generation, and token burning: the higher the AUM associated with use, the more MLN is payable under this basis. If a user does not pay in MLN, protocol rules dilute that user’s vault shares by 50 basis points; this is not an additional MLN burn, but a consequence applied to vault shares when fees are not paid in the specified manner.

Q: How is MLN issued and burned?

Changes in MLN supply include both protocol-fee burns and annual new minting. When users pay access fees in MLN, the tokens collected by the protocol are automatically burned; on the other hand, the minter contract can mint up to 300,600 MLN per year to fund protocol development and growth. New MLN can be allocated to ecosystem projects, developers, maintainers, and auditors after the Enzyme Council DAO reviews grant applications. The portion of those tokens that remains unspent at year-end is generally burned. Therefore, supply should be understood by separately considering the amount actually minted during the year, allocated or unused funding, and the amount burned through protocol fees; 300,600 MLN is the maximum annual minting allowance, not necessarily the net supply added every year.

Q: Does MLN’s burn mechanism guarantee a reduction in supply?

No guarantee exists. Automatic burns arising from fee payments reduce the portion of MLN that is burned, but the protocol also permits the minting of up to 300,600 MLN per year for development funding; as long as the amount of new MLN actually minted exceeds the amount burned during the same period, net supply may increase. In addition, unspent MLN from annual development funding is generally burned at year-end, which is a different source of burning from the automatic burn after users pay access fees. Enzyme’s tokenomics description also explicitly notes that inflation may exceed burns for many years; therefore, observing that “burning occurs” alone does not imply that total supply or net supply will necessarily decline.

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$1.3248

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Market Cap

$4.34M

24h High

$1.3562

24h Low

$1.3154

24h Turnover

$1.87K

Total Supply

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The live price of Enzyme (MLN) today is $1.3248, with a 24h change of +0.05%. Over the same period, the low was $1.3154, the high was $1.3562, and the 24h trading volume was $1.87K. The current market cap is approximately $4.34M. It ranks #1445 by market cap and accounts for 0.000087% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $258.2600 (⁦2018-01-03⁩); the current price is -99.49% from the all-time high.

Enzyme (MLN) Price History

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-5.48%
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$1.2695
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$1.5193
30 Days
-11.34%
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$1.7900
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+2.14%
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$2.3500
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-81.36%
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$7.8530

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Last Month: 74; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 51/100, in the Normal zone; change from yesterday: +3, from last week: -12, and from last month: -23. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did Enzyme (MLN) Rise in the Last 24 Hours?

During the report window, no specific project event was identified as a catalyst for Enzyme, while thin order books could amplify the effect of small imbalances between bids and asks. The top-five-level bid-to-ask depth ratio was 0.63, with more sell orders. About 92.3% of the sell volume in those levels was concentrated near 1.3526, close to the interval high, potentially creating overhead pressure. The largest bid was at 1.3029, below the price at that time; it represented potential support below, not a signal that a rebound was assured. The top five levels contained about 106 tokens in total, worth roughly $141 at $1.33, indicating limited depth. During the report period, RSI readings were neutral and MACD showed no crossover; moving averages were weak on the 15-minute, 1-hour and 4-hour charts, while the 1-hour ADX was only 11.96, indicating a weak hourly trend. These order-book and indicator readings describe the report window, not current conditions.

About Enzyme (MLN)

Mln is an Ethereum token that supports enzyme (formerly known as the melon protocol), which is designed to facilitate the management of on chain assets in the defi ecosystem. Mln allows users to build, share and explore defi investment strategies (called "vaults") while filtering by historical performance and risk profile. Mln is used to pay for various functions throughout the Treasury creation process and investment life cycle. The mln token is a utility token that energizes the ecosystem and aligns stakeholders. The token has two purposes: the user pays for the use of mln tokens. Developers or external contributors can obtain mln tokens by submitting grants.

Use Cases and Features

MLN is Enzyme’s native utility token; Enzyme was formerly known as Melon Protocol. It can be used to pay protocol access fees; when paid in MLN, the target fee is 25 basis points associated with the assets under management using the protocol, and collected MLN is automatically burned. When payment is not made in MLN, the relevant vault shares may be diluted at a higher rate, so MLN’s role is mainly tied to protocol use and the fee mechanism.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

MLN’s issuance mechanism includes new minting for protocol development and growth: up to 300,600 tokens may be minted each year by the minting contract for the Enzyme Council DAO to review grant applications and allocate to projects, developers, maintainers, and auditors. Unused tokens of this type are generally burned at year-end. MLN collected by the protocol is also burned automatically, but new issuance may exceed burns over many years.

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