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Sorry this took a bit longer than usual, very busy times: 1. Revenue drivers Yes. The upcoming feature is designed to create paid user activity, regardless of whether the crypto market is moving up or down. We are not ready to reveal the mechanic yet, but the goal is clear: users interact with the product, that activity generates fees, and those fees can later flow into the VSN economy. This is the direction we need to move in: features that generate revenue, not just attention. 2. Lessons learned One key lesson is that utility has to meet users where they are. Many VSN holders are long-term users, not DeFi-native power users. They want clear, understandable benefits, and that is fair. At the same time, rewards for holding alone do not build a healthier token economy unless they are connected to real usage, fees, or product activity. So our filter for upcoming releases is stricter: create usage, generate fees, make VSN staking more valuable inside the product, or improve retention. The goal is to bridge both sides: give holders benefits they understand, while building mechanics that actually strengthen the ecosystem. 3. Mathematical impact No feature can guarantee price impact. Anyone claiming that would not be serious. What we can build are mechanisms with measurable effects: more fees generated, more VSN staked, more tokens bought back or burned, and more users actively using the Wallet. The flywheel can create price impact, but it will not spin without usage. That is the focus now: less narrative, more measurable impact. 4. Utility multiplier The VSN staking multiplier is intended to become the core Wallet mechanic. The idea is simple: the more VSN you stake in the Wallet, the more you get out of future features. There is an upcoming feature where this is integrated from launch, though it may not be the one you are referring to. Once the features are revealed, we can also talk more openly about the decision-making behind them. 5. The sandbox As mentioned several times, we are keeping the next larger Wallet feature close to the chest for now. So I will not speculate on whether it could be a specific type of product before we are ready to talk about it properly. 6. External burns External burns from partner revenues start when Vision Chain is live and partners begin generating sequencer revenue. Until then, the first revenue-linked mechanisms are more likely to come from Wallet-side activity. 7. Supply issue Many successful tokens do not have a hard cap. Confidence will come from actions, not promises. The first step was reducing emissions. The next step is offsetting supply through burns. After that, revenue-based buybacks need to become part of the system. If revenue takes longer to scale, we still need to keep dilution low and make disciplined decisions.