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True.
Most metrics are vanity.
Revenue is sanity.
up.
Revenue-generating tokens are going to win in this cycle.
The biggest upside could come from protocols
that share their success with token holders.
10 revenue machines worth watching:
$STONK - @LaunchOnSF
$AERO - @aeroxyz
$PUMP - @Pumpfun
$RAY - @Raydium
$HYPE - @HyperliquidX
$UNI - @Uniswap
$LIT - @Lighter_xyz
$ASTER - @Aster_DEX
$PENDLE - @pendle_fi
$VVV - @AskVenice
The last column is annualized holders revenue as a % of market cap.
Higher % = more value flowing back relative to valuation, and potentially more upside.
Bookmark this one!
The numbers are worth watching.
up is third in holder-revenue for Robinhood Chain and second among protocols native to the chain.
Our goal is simple: be the place Robinhood Chain trades, and pay everything that earns back to the people who lock.
Traders get the best price, liquidity providers get paid to keep it that way, and lockers get the fees. Each one paid by the one before it.
Consistent revenue, every week, back to the people using it.
up.
$294,000 goes to $UP lockers tonight, for this week’s revenue share.
Liquidity providers on up can keep their fees or stake for $UP emissions. Staked liquidity is only paid while it's in range, so it stays there. The tighter quote wins the trade, the trade pays the fee, and the fee goes to lockers.
Native to Robinhood Chain.
Built to share what the chain earns with the people on it.
up.
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up.
None of this is by luck or chance.
up is almost 2 years in the making.
promethean.engineering ↑
up is 10 weeks old on a 12 week old chain, and already 9th in crypto for DEX revenue on a fraction of the TVL.
It’s a Robinhood Chain sUPercycle.
up is the 9th highest revenue generating DEX in all of crypto on $10.5m of TVL.
100% of up revenue recirculates to holders.
uprising.
Another great week for @uponrh.
Emissions: pay attractively but responsibly
Buybacks: buy and lock UP (vault)
Rewards: trading fee revenue to lockers
New locks: UP locked for revenue share
Malleable by design, tuned every week, built for every market condition.
up.
~$1m distributed between this week and last.
$UP is a truly revenue-centric token. It earns trading fees every week and never needs to be sold to take profit.
Owning $UP means owning a share of the native ve(3,3) DEX on what's shaping up to be the leading chain of the cycle.
If Robinhood Chain keeps growing and up keeps capturing revenues through fee capped emissions, there’s only one way this can go.
up.
It should be completely obvious to you that Robinhood Chain will be the standout chain of this cycle.
Vlad the main character, tokenization the main narrative, Robinhood Chain the main arena.
There’s still time to catch up.
Excellent write up.
Here's why I'm bullish on up-2:native.
> Best veDEX tokenomics. They pay emissions just slightly more than the LP fees that go to veUP voters.
>This means there's much less inflation compared to other veDEXs.
> If the price of UP goes up, they don't have to release as much UP to LPs.
> Already have initial product-market fit and pulling great numbers
> DEX volume numbers and revenue are better than a lot of other smaller vDEXs when they first launch
> Doxed dev. Worked on Aborean DEX on Abstract. Been in crypto since 2017. Seems well-connected.
> Featured on Binance Alpha
> veUP APR is quite good and might rise over time as Robinhood chain gets more volume
> There are quite a lot of veUP lockers, circulating supply has been flat over the last few weeks.
> Founder knows how to do marketing too, going on podcasts and stuff.
> Built by someone who deeply understands DEXs, veDEXs, and their pros/cons.
> More features in development that has not been shared yet
> No VC.
> Robinhood chain is likely to grow over the next 1-3 years. Likely surpassing Base.
> Native dapps tend to get better treatment from the people that run the chain.
> Still very new so no exchange listings yet. Paying for listing fees isn't a problem either because protocol is generating revenue.
> Growing revenue and TVL if you zoom out.
> Still holding up decent numbers despite little action on RH right now.
> Already partnering with a lot of projects. Integrated with DEX aggregators too.
> Trades at a much better value compared to veDEXs like AERO.
> A lot of people don't do research and fade it because of high FDV number. mcap matters more in this case.
Up only season.
It's worth reiterating why this chart looks the way it does.
Every ve(3,3) before up released emissions on a fixed weekly schedule. Fee potential could fall, yet emissions wouldn't adjust. That's where the inflation comes from.
up caps emissions at fee potential thanks to our gauge caps. Fewer fees to capture? Fewer emissions. More fees to capture? More emissions.
Nine weeks in, supply is flat and $1.65m in revenue has been generated for lockers, with $350k going out tomorrow.
up is the first ve(3,3) DEX to combat inflation while still creating substantial value ($1.65m) for investors.
All previous ve(3,3) deployments emit too much and become inflationary, or don’t produce enough revenue to justify their emissions.
up does both - supply flat, revenue up.
More on gauge caps:
up33.xyz/docs/gauge-caps
How $UP is changing the ve(3,3) playbook...
“I’ve never really seen a Ve(3,3) do something differently in the past two years"
Most ve(3,3) protocols rely on big airdrops, low liquid supply and fixed emissions which leads to expensive incentives and token dumps
After months of work, @uponrh built gauge caps to control emissions across each gauge instead of letting them run unchecked
Today on MCG
$UP | @uponrh w/ @nativeaborean
up. is the native (3,3) exchange and liquidity layer of Robinhood Chain.
Highlights include:
01:07 – What ve(3,3) actually means
02:41 – Why voting tokens had value
07:52 – How locking works
13:02 – The core problem with most ve(3,3)s
15:39 – Up's fix
25:39 – Capital efficiency stats
26:23 – Circulating supply is actually below launch levels
32:43 – Composability pitch
36:44 – Tokenomics deep dive
47:25 – Closing thesis
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