The changes aim to cut investor selling pressure and channel protocol revenue to ENA as Ethena looks to revive USDe growth.
- Ethena’s ENA surged 23% Thursday as a broader crypto rally coincided with a major overhaul of the token’s economics, including introducing token buyback from revenue.
- The foundation is ending monthly VC unlocks and bought locked tokens from certain early investors that had been selling, reducing a source of potential supply.
- ENA holders are voting on a fee switch that could direct 95% of net protocol revenue to token buybacks, while a separate agreement aims to ensure Ethena’s economic upside accrues to its ecosystem rather than Labs shareholders.
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