Why I’m Pumped for the LEO 2.0 Launch

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Crypto people are always looking for the new hot thing to put our money in. That's one of the reasons I see Inleo as a rare project out there because many of us has been here for a long time and been a part both in good and the bad times.
Now with LEO 2.0, I hope we will see some excitement come back for Inleo.
The LEO 2.0 launches on June 25, 2025. If you’re not already in the loop, InLeo is a killer Web3 social media platform where you can post, engage, and earn crypto rewards through the LEO token. If that wasn't enough we also have LeoDex, the cross-chain aggregator which facilitates several different protocols and therefor have a big bag of tokens which you can trade back and forward on it.

First off, LEO 2.0 is flipping the script on tokenomics by going fully deflationary. For the past six years, InLeo’s rewards pool used inflation to distribute LEO tokens, which was great for spreading the wealth and building a community with no pre-mine or VC nonsense. Everyone holding LEO earned it through creating or curating content. Thats what we call a fair launch! But now, with LEO 2.0, they’re capping the supply at roughly 30 million tokens, and inflation is history. Rewards will come from buybacks funded by real revenue streams like premium subscriptions, creator subs, ads, and beneficiaries. This shift to a System Income Rewards Pool (SIRP) means every LEO earned is backed by actual value, not just new tokens. As someone who loves seeing projects prioritize sustainability, this move has me stoked—it’s a game-changer for long-term growth.

Then there’s LeoDex, InLeo’s flagship decentralized exchange app, which is getting a lot of love from the team with LEO 2.0. They’re going cross-chain, integrating with Arbitrum, BSC, Polygon, and Hive-Engine, and burning some % of LEO on every bridge transaction. This deflationary pressure could make LEO scarcer over time, and as a user, I’m thrilled at the idea of my tokens potentially gaining value as LeoDex scales. Plus, they’re kicking off a 90-day volume-based airdrop for sLEO stakers, with affiliate revenue in USDC fueling even more buybacks. It’s like a reward loop that keeps giving back to the community, and I’m all in for that.

What really gets me hyped is how InLeo stays true to its mission of democratizing financial knowledge. LEO 2.0 isn’t just about tech upgrades; it’s about making Web3 accessible. The platform’s social media roots mean anyone can jump in, post about crypto, life, or whatever, and earn rewards without needing a computer science degree.

From zero emissions to real revenue backing rewards, LEO 2.0 is setting InLeo up to be a Web3 powerhouse. I’m excited to keep posting, staking, and watching LeoDex grow. But remember, its up to every lion to be apart and help with the success. Spread the word, do you swapping on LeoDex and keep threading everyday.

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good job with the longform posting lately. I should get into that as well.. Do you think you will be able to keep it up?

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I am trying to be better at posting longform. But I am at best sporadic =/

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Well, it certainly looks like something that could work out well, in the long term. And I do admire the Inleo team's willingness to always experiment and try new things.

There's a lot to learn, though... I hope they are also working on the ease-of-use end of things, because if it's all too complicated it will be difficult to bring on new users.

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