Solana App Revenue: Why SOL Needs More Than Memecoin Liquidity
Solana’s next test is whether real apps, fees and user retention can support SOL after the market cools on short-lived memecoin volume.
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Aave’s revenue and buyback model raises a bigger question for DeFi tokens: can fees, reserves and token demand support long-term value?
Read full articleSolana’s next test is whether real apps, fees and user retention can support SOL after the market cools on short-lived memecoin volume.
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