Some of Aave’s partners don’t know what “Aavenomics 3.0” teased by its founder, Stani Kulechov, is. Let’s break it down:

📌 What is Aavenomics 3.0?
Simply put: the Aave protocol will spend $1 million per week to buy back its own AAVE tokens on the market—basically a stock buyback.

Why do this?
To reduce circulating supply and support the price, sending a signal to the market: “We believe our own token is undervalued.”

Where does the money come from?
Aave’s annual revenue is $134 million. With $1 million per week for buybacks, the pressure isn’t high.

Why change it now?
The current buyback has three problems:
① It buys regardless of price—buying at high levels is a loss
② It only reduces circulating supply; holders don’t get tangible benefits
③ It’s not direct—so it’s less exciting than “dividends”

Three possible directions for 3.0:
🚀 Dividends: protocol revenue is distributed directly to AAVE holders—strongest positive catalyst, like earning interest just by holding
🚀 Token burns: use revenue to buy AAVE and burn it directly—medium-to-long term positive, increasing scarcity over time
🚀 Staking rewards: stake AAVE and share the protocol revenue—win-win by locking liquidity and generating yield

💡 Plain language:
Right now, if you hold AAVE, you mostly just have voting rights.
If 3.0 rolls out, then holding AAVE could mean you receive protocol revenue every year—upgrading from a “governance token” to an “interest-bearing asset.”
If it’s truly a dividend/staking model, it may be more grounded than any 50x prediction.
But this is only a teaser—don’t FOMO. Wait for the details before evaluating.

⚠️ This content is for market review and sharing ideas only, and does not constitute investment advice. Trading gains and losses are your own responsibility.


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