The second batch of the Mezo Prime Access pool has been declared full after nearly two weeks.
Participants can now earn a 4% APY on their deposited funds. Interestingly, Mezo does not maintain this yield by issuing more tokens; instead, it has established a more sustainable revenue model: trading fees, MUSD lending income, along with cross-chain and trading fees. This design logic actually reflects the project's focus on long-term healthy development—profits come from genuine protocol usage rather than pure token dilution.
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MidnightTrader
· 21h ago
Is it already full in two weeks? Damn, this speed is a bit outrageous.
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BearMarketMonk
· 22h ago
Full in two weeks, your speed is really impressive.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-07 01:24
4% APY is okay, but it depends on how long the Mezo model can last and whether the trading fees can really pick up.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-06 19:14
Fully booked in just two weeks? That's a bit outrageous. It seems that some people really believe in Mezo's logic.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 01-05 00:47
Full capacity so quickly? Alright, 4% APY sounds okay... But the real income comes from protocol usage rather than printing money, which is indeed a good point. At least I don't have to worry about token dilution and losing my position all day long.
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DevChive
· 01-05 00:42
It's almost full in two weeks, gotta hurry... But honestly, a 4% return looks pretty good. The key is that there's no crazy money printing, I approve of that.
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0xLostKey
· 01-05 00:40
Full in two weeks? That's pretty fast, indicating that the market still endorses this model.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 01-05 00:36
According to research, the sustainability of this income model is indeed worth paying attention to—data shows that APY driven by transaction fees is much more stable compared to pure token releases. It is worth noting that the full amount within two weeks indicates that the market's demand for real returns is still quite strong. From a technical perspective, this reflects users' fatigue with the "vampire mining" gameplay. Overall, the key still depends on whether the MUSD lending ecosystem can truly get off the ground.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 01-05 00:31
Full capacity so quickly? It seems Mezo really has something.
The second batch of the Mezo Prime Access pool has been declared full after nearly two weeks.
Participants can now earn a 4% APY on their deposited funds. Interestingly, Mezo does not maintain this yield by issuing more tokens; instead, it has established a more sustainable revenue model: trading fees, MUSD lending income, along with cross-chain and trading fees. This design logic actually reflects the project's focus on long-term healthy development—profits come from genuine protocol usage rather than pure token dilution.