LONG co-founder Nate said the team is directing 25% to 50% of protocol fees into liquidity through a daily cycle designed to improve liquidity for LONG assets. In his post on X, he said the end state is for the protocol to hold more permanently locked equity liquidity that benefits the community and cannot be withdrawn by anyone. Nate added that, once the process has been validated, the mechanism will be expanded step by step to cover more fully diluted valuation, or FDV, ranges and additional assets. Progress will be published on the LONG dashboard. The statement outlines how the team plans to recycle part of protocol revenue back into market depth rather than leaving the fees idle. No further implementation timeline or asset list was disclosed in the post cited by Foresight.
Nate, co-founder of on-chain launch and trading platform LONG, said in a post on X that the team is routing 25% to 50% of protocol fees into liquidity through daily cycles to improve liquidity for LONG assets.
He said the protocol’s end state is to hold more permanently locked equity liquidity for the benefit of the community, with no one able to withdraw it.
According to the post, after the process is validated, the team plans to extend the approach gradually across more fully diluted valuation (FDV) ranges and additional assets. Updates will be posted on the LONG dashboard.
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