There are still buyback and burns of bLEO (LeoBridge, Deposit Fees, etc.) the change to Kingdoms has automated the burning of management fees as CUB. Kingdoms have a new dynamic for burning but the other mechanisms remain the same.

There's a post about to drop this week which will discuss LeoBridge and the changing landscape for the LEO token as we've brought on more developers to continue the work on LeoFinance.io and LEO as a blogging economy.

On top of that, LeoBridge is picking up steam. The majority of value for LEO will derive from LeoBridge. Not necessarily from the buyback and burns (which is already over 1000 LEO), but primarily from the Trading Volume it generates.

Check out this tweet thread about LeoBridge to get an idea of what's happening to the LEO Token economy as it evolves and we grow LeoBridge's volume:

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