@NutshellMarkets has published a new article explaining its revenue model, treasury strategy, and how it plans to contribute to the wider Squeekchain ecosystem. There are a few important points worth highlighting: • $NUTS trading fees: 50% of the planned 5% trading fee will go to eligible token holders in ETH, 40% to the treasury, and 10% to protocol operations. • Protocol-owned liquidity: Revenue from its own LP positions will be allocated as follows: 50% to treasury and liquidity growth, 35% to ethereum:0x8b50c3137680e1b179a1767b2c8bf79e8b7e95f3 accumulation, and 15% to $NUTS buyback and burn. • Treasury strategy: Accumulated assets aren't simply intended to sit in reserves. The plan is to put them to work in new liquidity positions when market conditions justify it. • Tokenized equities: Nutshell plans to explore access to tokenized stocks through an Ondo integration, bringing these assets into a broader range of DeFi applications. • Nutshell Seed: The soulbound NFT is designed to recognize early participants, with an equal future $NUTS allocation and the intention of offering a longer-term role within the ecosystem. The part I find particularly interesting is the idea of putting protocol-generated revenue back to work within the ecosystem. Using a portion of LP fees to accumulate ethereum:0x8b50c3137680e1b179a1767b2c8bf79e8b7e95f3, with the possibility of eventually turning those reserves into additional liquidity, is an interesting direction. Of course, these are proposed mechanisms, not guaranteed outcomes. Actual trading activity, market conditions, and treasury management will determine how well the model works in practice. I'd recommend giving the full article a read. It offers a much clearer picture of not just what Nutshell is building, but how it wants the economics behind it to work.