AEVO's staking rewards feature an interesting design—directly distributing Uniswap V3 liquidity provider NFTs instead of a traditional points system.
The first batch of NFTs has already been minted, covering periods 1 through 5. If you hold AEVO tokens and stake them, you can now view your positions in the UI.
The mechanism is actually quite straightforward:
After staking AEVO, you will receive Uniswap V3 LP NFTs. These NFTs have a key advantage—they can continue to generate trading fee income even when idle. In other words, this is an asset that actively appreciates in value, not just a certificate.
This design turns staking into a truly productive operation, rather than merely locking tokens and waiting for linear release rewards.
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BearHugger
· 01-20 06:26
Wow, LP NFT directly as rewards, this design is pretty innovative, way better than those trash point systems.
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ZkProofPudding
· 01-19 09:25
Send NFTs directly? That idea is indeed solid, much better than those rigid points systems.
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TokenEconomist
· 01-17 21:27
actually, this is a clever inversion of the typical yield farming model—think of it this way, instead of protocol emissions decay eating into your apy, you're literally getting productive assets that generate revenue independently. the uniswap v3 lp nfts are essentially mini income-generating machines, ceteris paribus fees stay consistent. pretty bullish design choice tbh
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-17 10:10
Damn, this design is really awesome. LP NFT automatic fee generation, surpassing the traditional points system by a long shot.
AEVO is seriously committed to staking, not just purely to cut the leeks.
Wait, can LP NFTs really earn passive income? Where are the risks?
Staking rewards are essentially token dilution, just with a different shell this time. Believe it or not.
Giving LP NFTs directly is indeed quite clever, essentially forcing you to lock liquidity.
By the way, have the first batch been minted? Feels a bit late.
This is the correct way to stake; only value appreciation counts as a reward, everything else is just fooling around.
It seems AEVO is serious about their work, and this mechanism design is quite innovative.
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ContractTearjerker
· 01-17 06:58
Wait, can LP NFTs automatically generate trading fees? Isn't that like earning two profits?
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-17 06:57
Wow, this design is really amazing. LP NFTs can automatically collect fees... Much better than those zombie staking.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-17 06:45
Wow, I have to say this design is pretty impressive. Directly giving LP NFTs without the points system—this is truly how to make money work for you.
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HallucinationGrower
· 01-17 06:40
Wait, can LP NFTs generate fees on their own? Doesn't that mean staking itself is earning money, and there's no need to wait for linear release? That's something interesting.
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GasFeeTears
· 01-17 06:35
This LP NFT design is really amazing, finally no longer the same old deadlock token routine.
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DEXRobinHood
· 01-17 06:33
This LP NFT design is indeed impressive, much better than just simple points.
AEVO's staking rewards feature an interesting design—directly distributing Uniswap V3 liquidity provider NFTs instead of a traditional points system.
The first batch of NFTs has already been minted, covering periods 1 through 5. If you hold AEVO tokens and stake them, you can now view your positions in the UI.
The mechanism is actually quite straightforward:
After staking AEVO, you will receive Uniswap V3 LP NFTs. These NFTs have a key advantage—they can continue to generate trading fee income even when idle. In other words, this is an asset that actively appreciates in value, not just a certificate.
This design turns staking into a truly productive operation, rather than merely locking tokens and waiting for linear release rewards.