Aevo burns nearly 70 million tokens: dual value maintenance through deflation and incentives

Aevo project team has just announced an important tokenomics initiative: according to AGP-3 regulations, 69 million AEVO tokens have been burned from circulation, accounting for 6.9% of the total supply. This move is positioned as a “restart,” complemented by a multi-layered ecosystem incentive plan to establish a comprehensive system for maintaining token value.

Scale of Burn and Changes in Token Structure

Specific data on the burn

The total burn amount is 69 million AEVO, representing 6.9% of the total supply (1 billion). According to the latest market data, AEVO’s current circulating supply is 916 million tokens. After the burn, the circulating supply will shrink further, with a clear deflationary effect.

The triple significance of the burn

• Deflation Mechanism: Directly reduces circulating supply, strengthening token scarcity
• Value Signal: The project team actively burns assets, demonstrating a commitment to maintaining token value
• Restart Signal: As per AGP-3 regulations, signifies a new phase for the project

Ecosystem Incentive Plan Coordination Strategy

Phase 5 of the Reward Program

In tandem with the incentive plan, the project will distribute 1 million AEVO tokens to traders. This design reflects a balance between deflation and incentives: on one hand, shrinking supply through burning; on the other, encouraging trading activity and ecosystem participation through incentives.

Multi-layered Staking Reward System

Users staking AEVO tokens can receive:

• Basic Rewards: staking multipliers based on trading volume in each phase
• Fee Revenue: a portion of the accumulated Uniswap V3 LP fees
• Distribution Timing: the LP fee portion will be distributed by June 2026

This design makes staking not only a way to profit from holding tokens but also a means to participate in ecosystem development.

Market Performance and Value Maintenance

Recent data shows AEVO’s current price at $0.040853, up 0.69% in 24 hours and 2.57% over 7 days. Market cap is approximately $37.42 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of $8.64 million.

The project’s combined approach—burning for deflation plus ecosystem incentives—aims to maintain token value from both supply and demand sides. Burning directly reduces supply, while incentive programs increase demand through trading, staking, and other activities.

Summary

Aevo’s recent measures embody a comprehensive token value maintenance logic: achieving deflation through burning and encouraging participation through incentives, with both complementing each other. The burn of 69 million AEVO is quite significant and likely to have a tangible impact on the token’s circulation structure. Future focus should be on the actual implementation of these incentive plans and whether ecosystem engagement truly increases.