🔁This is a list of protocols that share revenue with holders in some way or perform burns. Obviously, sharing…

🔁This is a list of protocols that share revenue with holders in some way or perform burns. Obviously, sharing doesn't necessarily translate into good price action (although it's usually a more sustainable model) because each token's issuance and future unlocks would need to be verified. The table on the right, however, shows various types of protocols that don't share, at least not currently. AI protocols do not generate revenue for holders, except for Venice ( $VVV), which has a buyback and burn mechanism (the platform has integrated tools for generating videos and music). Some of them sell AI data (Grass) or hardware resources (Render, Akash) at lower prices than centralized alternatives. The largest network for asset tokenization (RWA) is Canton. The most important protocol is Chainlink, which, however, only pays $Link stakers through emissions (inflation); the revenue generated by oracle feeds goes to node operators and the treasury. These are large tokenless protocols: although $Poly, $Mega, $Ink and perhaps $Base are on the way. They are all protocols that generate a lot of revenue (for MegaETH, obviously considering ICO).