That’s great, but can it actually last long term?
The answer is yes, and here’s why.
First, there are multiple revenue streams connected to SURGE.
They’re not relying on one thing.
Not hype, not new buyers but real income sources like fund growth, bridge/LeoDex fees and market making profits keep the engine running.
Second, the runway is pre-funded.
When SURGE launched, they set aside six months of dividend payments on-chain so early holders are guaranteed payments while everything scales up.
Third, and this is an important one, it’s built like a fund, not a ponzi.
The model works even if no new investors come in, because the yield comes from actual economic activity.
New buyers help it grow, but they’re not needed to pay existing holders.
Fourth, there’s floor protection.
Each SURGE has a $1 floor backed by LSTR assets, helping keep the token stable and giving confidence the yield can keep flowing.
Finally, the dividend obligations are small.
Around $1,000 a week at launch.
That’s easy to cover compared to the crazy 1,000% APYs you see in ponzis.
Multiple streams, pre-funded, real yield, floor backing, and modest obligations.
So yes, SURGE yield is sustainable.
Best of probabilities to you.
Dane.
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