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Today I want to analyze some of the numbers and mechanics behind $STONKBROKER that, in my opinion, many people still haven't noticed. Most people only look at the chart. I'm trying to understand the economic model behind the protocol. There's one mechanism that I find particularly interesting. Every time a StonkBroker NFT is activated, users must pay an activation fee in $STONKBROKER. Those tokens... are permanently burned. They don't go to the team. They don't return to the market. They simply disappear from the circulating supply. But here's another detail that almost nobody seems to be talking about. Looking at the Anvil AMM dashboard, we can already see: 🔥 276.37 million $STONKBROKER burned. 📦 2,122 NFTs currently sitting inside the Anvil. Doing the math... 276.37M $STONKBROKER represents roughly 414 Broker NFTs (666,666 tokens = 1 Broker). This means that the equivalent of roughly 414 Broker NFTs can no longer be redeemed from the Anvil, because the 276.37 million $STONKBROKER required to exchange for them has already been permanently burned. In other words, every burn progressively reduces the number of Broker NFTs that can still be redeemed in the future, while also reducing the circulating supply of $STONKBROKER. And we're still very early. Another interesting number: 💰 More than $153,410 worth of tokenized Real World Assets has already been purchased and distributed to activated StonkBroker holders. Now here's the part that excites me the most. Today, the protocol already has multiple fee-generating products, with several more still on the way. • Anvil NFT AMM → a marketplace where users swap NFTs and tokens. • Loan Vault → a lending platform that generates protocol fees. • NFT Marketplace (Overtime) → the NFT marketplace where royalties are collected. • Stonk Launcher → a launchpad that will allow anyone to launch tokens on Robinhood Chain. • VDEX → the protocol's decentralized exchange. • Options Exchange → a marketplace where Brokers can sell call and put options on tokenized stocks, generating additional protocol revenue. Every one of these products has the same goal. Acquire tokenized Real World Assets. Distribute them to activated holders. And, at the same time, encourage the activation of more Brokers. More product usage... More protocol fees... More RWA purchases... More rewards for holders... More Broker activations... More $STONKBROKER burned. It's a flywheel. And in my opinion, the biggest catalyst is still ahead. The Stonk Launcher is scheduled to launch on July 31. If it becomes one of Robinhood Chain's leading launchpads, part of every token launch fee will be used to purchase even more tokenized Real World Assets for distribution to holders. That's where this model could really begin to scale, if the launchpad gains adoption. Another interesting observation is that Robinhood Chain data already shows increasing RWA trading activity and volume. And part of that growing demand is being driven by $STONKBROKER, which continuously purchases tokenized assets to distribute them to holders. @vladtenev @fern This is exactly the kind of RWA utility you've been talking about. You're doing a great job. I believe part of the growing demand for tokenized assets on Robinhood Chain is being driven by @ClutchMarkets. I'll definitely keep watching this project closely.