Use 10% of Aquarius Trading Fees to Burn AQUA
Aquarius community votes on redirecting 10% of trading fees to permanently burn AQUA tokens, reducing voting incentives to 40% while maintaining 50% to liquidity providers. Burn pauses at 50B AQUA for future governance review.
Aquarius proposes redirecting its trading fee allocation to include a token burn mechanism. Currently, protocol fees split 50/50 between liquidity providers and voting incentives; the proposal changes this to 50% LPs, 40% voting incentives, and 10% AQUA burn. The burn would scale with trading activity, more volume means more AQUA burned, and would continue until total AQUA supply reaches 50 billion tokens.
The governance vote creates a clear review point at the 50B supply level, after which the community would decide whether to resume, modify, or end the burn. The proposal aims to offset AQUA emissions and gradually reduce supply while maintaining incentives for both liquidity providers and governance participation. No changes to external voting incentives or existing fee conversion processes.
