“UNI buyback from market using Uniswap 0.3% fees”
First of all without fees you will not have liquidity providers and distribution UNI to every scam token pool is not possible. Fee that can be switched on is 0.05% ( at yesterday’s volume the fee would be around $140,000 daily)
Adding more liquidity to UNI pair will not grow UNI price. Buying back and burning UNI will grow the price exponentially through compounding effect.
@Uni3 Agreed. I re-write a proposal to clarify, from where to get money for buy and burn. Check now, if you satisfied
p.s. @Uni3@Natsuka@mcactivos - can u share with friends with post to get more comments?
Looks like my proposal. But a little different. I mean all cumulative fees, which Uniswap received after pay all liquidity pool holders e.t.c. for all tokens, not just UNI.
I mean Uniswap general income as % from all fees. Let me re-phrase the proposal to clear this point.
@Theo - for you too
It very depends on a project tokenomics and how they sell reserved tokens to market. This is why this strategy looks “not efficient”.
If the Uniswap team will hold its own tokens - this way will work well.
Buy and Burn isn’t healthy for UNI and wouldn’t effect sustainable growth in valuation. Fees on the other hand attract LPs and oils the wheels of the ecosystem, and thus shouldn’t be misappropriated. Let the value of UNI grow organically with time as adoption advances.
yes i think that is the best healthy and natural option, maybe with a clause of “buy” if price has drastically drop… like stock market uses some times… i dont know if smart contract allow that.
I can see benefits in this proposal, but do have critiques as well, above answers state them pretty clearly. Also, a similar proposal has been made in the past. Well, several actually.
I’d prefer a system like curve that rewards long term uni holders with a fee and a locking mechanism for long term holders rather than just a buy and burn model that holds no value add…