@raz

My thesis built around Fey Protocol combines three key token mechanisms that I like and consider investable: 1. It’s an onchain exchange that issues other coins, where the Fey token serves as liquidity for every asset launched there. This continually increases demand for $FEY as new projects are launched on the platform. 2. It was launched in a decentralized way, no early investors, no classic “scam” structure. Everything was bought from the open market and issued publicly, which makes it compliant with U.S. regulations under the new “Clarity Act.” 3. Fey distributes all of its revenue back to stakers, making it a productive asset whose value should keep growing as long as it’s active. The revenue is used to automatically buy back Fey tokens via smart contracts and redistribute them to investors. Anyone can participate, and the founders of Fey aren’t responsible for the distribution: it’s fully automatic, smart contract based. Because of all this, the coin can be seen as a kind of “self-enclosed” system, where everything operates exclusively with the token and entirely on the blockchain. This also aligns with the upcoming U.S. regulations. In summary, Fey is a revenue-generating, continuously redistributing, decentralized exchange, a profit-bearing asset that’s structured to remain regulatory-compliant.

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