Tired of hearing the same old "disrupt finance" rhetoric? Let's talk about some real stuff today.

Recently, a DEX called Pieswap had an idea: just distribute platform fees directly to users. Sounds simple, but it's not that easy to implement. What's the use of the $PIE token? Basically: if you hold it, the transaction fees from every trade on the platform automatically flow to you. The more active the trading, the higher your earnings. No complicated voting rights design, no various lock-up periods—just one logic: trade here, and I’ll share the revenue with you.

What's more interesting is its background—the token issuance plan sounds a bit crazy: 420 million $PIE tokens, with no VC funding reserves, no team private placements, and no hidden allocations. All tokens are explicitly owned by the community and users from day one. What are you thinking? Yes, this means the story of "team long-term lock-up and dump" simply can't be written here. Does the team want to make money? There’s only one way: grow trading volume and take a cut from protocol fees. This kind of利益绑定模式确实把那些握着90%代币还在讲「长期主义」的项目衬得有点黯淡。

Back to the point, this idea is built on the Dusk Network blockchain. A new public chain, new ecosystem—its prosperity and liquidity depth still need to be observed, after all, Pieswap’s initial liquidity scale is still limited. Both advantages and disadvantages are laid out openly, and it’s time for users to make their own judgment.