I saw the announcement update from @defidotapp, they have set up a dividend model for $HOME—using 80% of the protocol fees to buy back tokens. In other words, when you make a transaction, the fees left behind will eventually become the buying power for $HOME in the market. Unlike other projects that talk about ecological future visions, this operation is more pragmatic, and the logic is: As more users join, transactions naturally become more frequent, and the protocol's revenue will increase accordingly. With increased revenue, more buybacks will occur, and as the buyback intensity increases, the liquidity and value of $HOME will also become more stable. Currently, the iOS beta has just launched and is still in a small-scale test. The focus is that it is not the old PC approach, but rather brings the experience directly to mobile, which is quite friendly for CEX users. A few points I am more concerned about: Can it cultivate a habit: If users can easily place orders on their phones, and if they can retain users, the fee income will be more stable. Transparency of buybacks: It would be best to see buyback records in real-time; otherwise, it can easily be questioned. Market relay: Relying on buybacks for support is one aspect, but the subsequent liquidity and external capital entering the market will be crucial. So this type of model essentially asks: Can it convert every user operation into protocol cash flow and stabilize the token value? Currently, the closed-loop logic is sound, but to really get it running, we need to see retention and scale. Those who like to try new things can experience it first, while those who are not in a hurry can wait for market data to come out before making a decision. #Yapper @KaitoAI