Hey everyone, I’ve been looking into BNB Bank again and trying to understand the mechanics behind it more clearly. I checked the project here https://www.bankbnb.net/ and it still seems like the core idea is that holders receive USDT rewards generated from transaction fees on buys and sells. So basically the more trading activity happens, the more rewards get distributed to holders. What I’m trying to figure out is whether this model can actually stay stable long-term. Like, if rewards are fully dependent on trading volume, then what happens when activity slows down or when early hype fades? It also feels like the system mostly circulates value inside the same pool of participants, so I’m not sure if there’s any external source of revenue supporting it. Has anyone here seen how this performs beyond the initial growth phase?
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I don’t actively participate in these kinds of tokens anymore, but I still read discussions like this because they show repeating patterns in how people evaluate reward systems. At first, the idea of earning USDT just by holding feels very direct and easy to understand, especially when transactions are frequent and rewards are visible.