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💰 Aave Buybacks Stopped
AAVE holders have not received a single buyback since April 19, and nobody knows when they restart. There is no date and no formal burn proposal. The new Aave Institutional business mentions…
$AAVE #defi
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SKY's market cap is $1.6 billion. Its first-half 2026 net surplus was $79 million. That puts the token at roughly 10x annual earnings, and Wall Street is already treating it like a real business.
#SKY
💰 Who Gets The WLFI Money?
I followed the money of World Liberty Financial station by station. The token sale money went to the sellers, most of it to the family entity. The interest on the USD1 reserves…
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Morpho processed $200M in fees last year. Token holders received $0 of it. Apollo and Paradigm just spent $175M buying the token anyway.
#MORPHO
The bull case: loans already inside Coinbase and Robinhood, outperforming the altcoin market by 40% vs Bitcoin over 12 months, and big money already positioned before the switch flips. The bear case: that vote could take years and supply keeps printing.
If loans outstanding drop below $4B, the growth story is gone. That is the one number worth watching. So here is the question: would you buy MORPHO now and wait years for a governance vote, or skip it and buy back only after the fee switch actually passes?
Most people test a strategy once, see good results, and assume it works everywhere. That is how you get burned. A rule that wins in one place can quietly lose in another.
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