Worth tracking over the coming days. This project just closed a $2.5M funding round at a 20M FDV valuation—fairly reasonable given some of the aggressive raises and valuations we've seen this quarter.
The tokenomics are particularly interesting: 70% of protocol fees flow directly into buybacks and rewards, which creates consistent value accrual for holders. Early movers get a tangible edge too—Trove users secure boosted allocation in future events.
One more thing: tokens unlock 100% at TGE with no vesting period, so liquidity flows in immediately on launch. That's the landscape worth watching.
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LiquidationWizard
· 01-08 13:12
70% buyback? Now that's the right way, unlike some projects that just talk air.
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LongTermDreamer
· 01-07 07:54
This tokenomics is indeed lucrative. I've seen many projects with a 70% buyback reward setup, but to dare do it with 100% TGE unlock, it really shows some substance. Speaking of a three-year horizon, this early bird mechanism easily accumulates core holders, just worried about a dump in the early stage... However, a valuation of 20 million FDV is quite restrained compared to the outrageous ones from last quarter, definitely worth paying attention to.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 01-07 07:52
70% buyback fee? That's outrageous, gotta leave some for the developers haha
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100% unlocked with no lock-up, watch out for a dump, brother
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Once again, early participants have the advantage. Is there still a way for latecomers?
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A valuation of 20 million sounds good, just see how it performs after TGE
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This token design is indeed a bit aggressive, but I like the feeling of quick liquidity injection
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A 2.5 million funding in this market is still relatively restrained, worth a closer look
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Trove user quota prioritized... Is another wave of small retail investors about to get rekt?
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No lock-up, immediate liquidity injection? Should I run?
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Such a high buyback ratio, how will the developers operate afterwards?
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I don't quite understand this design, but it doesn't sound like a rug pull
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BlockchainFoodie
· 01-07 07:47
honestly this tokenomics structure hits different... 70% fee burn back to holders? that's like a michelin kitchen returning 70% of every dish's margin straight to your plate. no vesting nonsense either - full unlock at TGE means the liquidity soup is *chef's kiss* from day one, no artificial scarcity theater
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LiquidatedThrice
· 01-07 07:38
70% buyback? The logic of just buying and buying is what truly shows respect for holders.
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100% unlock is a bit intense; it depends on whether the team is genuinely committed.
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Trove user quota bonuses and early bird advantages can be considered.
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20 million FDV isn't outrageous; we've seen even more aggressive ones this quarter.
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Liquidity injected instantly... be careful of slippage, everyone.
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The tokenomics design for this token was indeed thoughtful, but the full unlock at TGE feels like it might cause issues.
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Early participants are winning again, huh? FOMO kicking in.
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Can the buyback mechanism sustain itself? It mainly depends on whether fees can be stably generated.
Worth tracking over the coming days. This project just closed a $2.5M funding round at a 20M FDV valuation—fairly reasonable given some of the aggressive raises and valuations we've seen this quarter.
The tokenomics are particularly interesting: 70% of protocol fees flow directly into buybacks and rewards, which creates consistent value accrual for holders. Early movers get a tangible edge too—Trove users secure boosted allocation in future events.
One more thing: tokens unlock 100% at TGE with no vesting period, so liquidity flows in immediately on launch. That's the landscape worth watching.