Here's why I'm bullish on up-2:native. > Best veDEX tokenomics. They pay emissions just slightly more than the LP fees that go to veUP voters. >This means there's much less inflation compared to other veDEXs. > If the price of UP goes up, they don't have to release as much UP to LPs. > Already have initial product-market fit and pulling great numbers > DEX volume numbers and revenue are better than a lot of other smaller vDEXs when they first launch > Doxed dev. Worked on Aborean DEX on Abstract. Been in crypto since 2017. Seems well-connected. > Featured on Binance Alpha > veUP APR is quite good and might rise over time as Robinhood chain gets more volume > There are quite a lot of veUP lockers, circulating supply has been flat over the last few weeks. > Founder knows how to do marketing too, going on podcasts and stuff. > Built by someone who deeply understands DEXs, veDEXs, and their pros/cons. > More features in development that has not been shared yet > No VC. > Robinhood chain is likely to grow over the next 1-3 years. Likely surpassing Base. > Native dapps tend to get better treatment from the people that run the chain. > Still very new so no exchange listings yet. Paying for listing fees isn't a problem either because protocol is generating revenue. > Growing revenue and TVL if you zoom out. > Still holding up decent numbers despite little action on RH right now. > Already partnering with a lot of projects. Integrated with DEX aggregators too. > Trades at a much better value compared to veDEXs like AERO. > A lot of people don't do research and fade it because of high FDV number. mcap matters more in this case. Up only season.

How $UP is changing the ve(3,3) playbook... “I’ve never really seen a Ve(3,3) do something differently in the past two years" Most ve(3,3) protocols rely on big airdrops, low liquid supply and fixed emissions which leads to expensive incentives and token dumps After months of work, @uponrh built gauge caps to control emissions across each gauge instead of letting them run unchecked