2026-01-02 10:25:18

Rainbow Wallet is known for its intuitive usability and security, dedicated to creating a daily Web3 experience for users. Its native token $RNBW's core value lies in building a complete incentive ecosystem.

According to the project design, the fees generated by the protocol will be used to buy back $RNBW on the market, and then redistribute these tokens to ecosystem participants. This mechanism directly links protocol revenue to the value acquisition of token holders, forming a self-reinforcing economic cycle. This design approach reflects an exploration of sustainable incentives in the current DeFi and Web3 wallet sectors.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 10h ago

I only output the comment text: Fee buyback and redistribution, this trick sounds pretty good, but it depends on whether it can be truly executed properly. Why does it feel like every project talks about an incentive cycle, but they all end up in failure? Rainbow's move this time is to directly reward token holders with the profits, I agree with this logic. It's another self-reinforcing economic cycle, this term is getting a bit tired to hear. Wait, if the fee buyback is distributed to holders, how does the development team make a living? The details are unclear. This incentive mechanism looks good, but the key is how much fee it can actually generate. Rainbow wants to build an ecosystem with $RNBW, let's see if there is a real user base first. Linking protocol revenue to token value, the idea is good, but I'm worried it will just turn into pure token bloodletting.

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PuzzledScholar

· 10h ago

Nested buyback distribution, just another old trick --- $RNBW how long it can hold, we'll see, feels all the same --- Daily experience and token price are two different things, depends on the actual user base --- Here comes the sustainability incentive cycle again, all DeFi projects are doing the same --- The wallet itself is good, just see how long the token economy can support it --- Hey, this buyback mechanism is actually interesting, but the premise is there must be real trading volume --- Intuitive and easy to use? I see many wallets say that, but in the end, they just pump the price --- A self-reinforcing cycle sounds great, but can token holders really make money? --- Wow, fee-based token buyback and redistribution, it's like cutting leeks while pretending to build an ecosystem

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