
Aave’s recent DAO clash over an IP-transfer sparked a new proposal from the founder to share off‑protocol revenue with AAVE holders. This article breaks down the timeline, mechanics, incentives, legal risks, market reaction, and what other DeFi teams should watch.

Vitalik Buterin’s 'Balance of Power' essay renews a warning: crypto can re-centralize as organizations accumulate ETH and governance influence. This article examines the mechanics, real-world examples like BitMine and SharpLink, and practical mitigations for developers, DAOs, and stakers.

Uniswap’s decision to burn 100 million UNI was significant on paper but produced a muted market response. This explainer unpacks the burn mechanics, governance context around the fee switch, on‑chain signals, and how investors should treat similar supply‑reduction moves in 2026.

Uniswap’s governance push to enable protocol fees and use proceeds to reduce UNI supply is a pivotal tokenomics experiment. This guide breaks down the proposal specifics, how fee flows would affect LP economics and governance revenue, and plausible market outcomes.

A deep dive into the $3.9M Flow exploit, the halted rollback proposal and the eventual decision to use targeted burns — plus governance lessons for application-layer chains. Practical crisis-playbook recommendations for protocol operators and security teams.

Uniswap’s community has activated protocol fees and executed a large UNI token burn — a shift that could reshape token economics, LP incentives, and how DeFi protocols capture value. This explainer breaks down what happened, the immediate UNI price reaction, and the longer-term governance and market implications.

Uniswap’s DAO approved a $100M UNI burn and activated the long‑dormant fee switch, shifting UNI toward a revenue‑capture role. This article dissects what that means for governance, token value capture, L2 strategies, and LP decisions over the next 12 months.

Solana’s Kora fee-relayer lowers friction for dApp users, but Upexi’s $1B filing to expand the Solana treasury raises valid centralization and financialization concerns. Builders and investors must weigh faster user growth against concentrated treasury control and governance risks.

A practical deep dive into Uniswap’s UNIfication governance decision, the planned $100M UNI burn, and how the new revenue-linked burning mechanism reshapes tokenomics and market dynamics.

Uniswap’s recent 19% UNI surge shows how DAO voting can rapidly reprice tokens when tokenomics or treasury changes are on the table. This piece unpacks the proposal that triggered the move, how on-chain voting translates into price action, where the risks lie, and a practical playbook for traders and DAOs.