Strengthening revenue streams and RADAR tokenomics

In 2024, the DAO actively experimented with diverse revenue streams targeting both B2B and B2C audiences. A major milestone was the launch of the two RADAR buyback programs in both July and December, establishing a sustainable economic model for the token. The first buyback purchased 5.71 million RADAR (~$38,370 at the current price) and the second a total of 5.13 million RADAR (~$33,000) was acquired from the open market. This initiative marked a critical shift toward long-term token utility, with the DAO purchasing RADAR from the open market and locking it in the treasury—laying the foundation for a recurring buyback model that will scale alongside new revenue opportunities.

Additionally, liquidity management became a core focus, with the DAO exploring strategies to optimize RADAR accessibility across multiple chains. These efforts included:

Liquidity Strategy	Objective
Protocol-Owned Liquidity	Strengthen long-term token stability in price and liquidity depth
Cross-Chain Expansion	Increase RADAR’s availability across ecosystems
V4 Implementation	Optimize liquidity efficiency for improved market depth

By improving RADAR’s liquidity and accessibility, the DAO ensured that holders, developers, and Web3 participants could seamlessly engage with the ecosystem—reinforcing RADAR’s role as the economic layer of decentralized discovery.