Reading more into @reya_xyz post TGE structure made me rethink my role inside the ecosystem

At first, you show up as a trader. You open positions, you pay fees, you move on. But once you look closer, the design subtly pushes you further in. Staking, fee discounts, buyback exposure, governance suddenly you’re not just using the protocol, you’re being invited to align with it

That transition is what stood out to me

REYA doesn’t feel like a token meant to be farmed and forgotten. It feels like a path. You start on the execution side, and over time, you can move toward holding, voting, and benefiting from the same volume you helped create

That’s a very different mindset shift

For me, Reya isn’t just something to trade.
It’s a bridge that gradually turns active users into long term stakeholders if the system is built right