Tokenomics

Recent disputes at Aave and Jupiter expose recurring governance failure modes — from brand/front-end control to buyback trade-offs. This article extracts practical fixes for DAO operators, governance researchers and tokenomics designers to harden DAOs against similar crises.

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.

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.

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.

Rumors of a Ripple IPO and renewed ETF speculation — especially around BlackRock — are reshaping how investors view XRP’s future. This piece investigates the evidence for an IPO, how institutional ETFs could alter market structure, technical price outlook into 2026, and the signals investors must monitor.

SHIB faces a mix of security and market-structure headwinds that complicate any 2026 recovery narrative. This feature breaks down the Trust Wallet exposure, recent burn data, large futures outflows, roadmap claims, and practical risk controls for holders.

Exchange outflows of 50 billion SHIB draw attention, but how meaningful are they for circulating supply, liquidity and price dynamics? This article models supply-shock scenarios, weighs whether the move signals long-term locking or whale accumulation, and outlines catalysts and risks for a 2026 SHIB comeback.

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.

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.