Resolv price

Resolv is still crazy undervalued despite its activation of a fee switch on the protocol, capturing up to 10% of daily profits to fund treasury activities, with the rollout completed in weekly increments from 2.5% to 10%. This generates revenue directed toward adoption incentives across DeFi and TradFi, as well as dynamic token buybacks, with the Resolv Foundation launching a program allocating 75% of core protocol fees to open-market for the first $RESOLV buybacks, moving tokens to reserves and removing them from circulation for long-term value creation. ➡️ Revenue update: Over $380k generated since August, annualizing to $7.3M if maintained, from sources including 10% of collateral pool yields, partnership token incentives, and third-party shares; protocol has produced over $22M in user yields to date. ➡️ Buyback execution: Foundation accrued $226k in core fees since activation, with $170k used to acquire 1M $RESOLV at an average $0.16 per token; weekly open-market purchases with dynamic allocations , responsive to revenue, treasury targets, and market conditions. ➡️ Transparency: On-chain tracking of revenue inflows and purchased tokens, plus quarterly breakdowns. ➡️ Peer comparison: Resolv is at a massive discount to $ENA for example , sitting at 0.09x mcap to TVL compared to $ENA's 0.33 giving it a lot of room to catch up ➡️ TVL momentum: Grown nearly 2x since TGE to over $500 million. ➡️ Yields: stUSR 7-day APR at 9%, RLP at 12.9%, leading organic real yields from delta-neutral strategies post-fee switch. The team continues to build with TVL growing ever since the fee switch announcement. More is coming for $RESOLV 👀

My friends who know me are aware that I prefer projects with real fundamentals and income for long-term development. Resolv is one of them, having just launched a buyback plan that uses protocol income for repurchases. The first purchase was 1M $RESOLV at a price of $0.16, with subsequent purchases executed weekly. The protocol income includes 10% of the staking pool earnings, collaboration rewards, etc., and is expected to reach $7.3 million annually. When comparing the MC / TVL Ratio with ENA, Resolv's MC is also in the lower range: ENA 0.33–0.5, Resolv 0.09. These signals indicate that Resolv's current MC of 45 million may have considerable room for growth. This might also be the main reason why Resolv is using a proportion of protocol income (75% in the first week, with dynamic adjustments each week) for buybacks: solid fundamentals (500 million TVL, RLP 7D APR 13.2%), good income, undervalued market cap, and taking advantage of the bull market to initiate upward momentum. Projects like Hyperliquid, Raydium, and Ethena, which have strong fundamentals and income, have all initiated buybacks this year and achieved good momentum. Let's see how Resolv performs. The buyback progress is updated on the Dune dashboard, and interested friends can find the address in the original tweet.