ve(3,3) was meant to fix DeFi’s biggest problems.
To some extent it did, engaging LP providers and traders with people locking tokens for real voting power + share of fees.
➠ Protocols like Aerodrome & Velodrome had steady revenue while those who didn’t failed
➠ Katana implemented the same at the chain level & crossed $500M in TVL
Lately, all ve(3,3) platforms feel mostly the same.
Same lock periods. Same voting wars. Same headaches.
The real problems are still unsolved. I’m working with @HookedExchange on solutions.
➠ What would actually make a ve(3,3) platform worth switching to?
➠ What’s the one thing you wish existed in your current ve(3,3) stack?
The successful protocols got the tokenomics right, but there’s still so much room to improve the actual experience. Basic stuff that could make ve(3,3) feel modern again.
Curious to hear your take. What’s the biggest pain point you face with current ve(3,3) stack?
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