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Both sides had a month of work and 89 files collided. Resolved by two rules, in order. FIRST, a deletion that states its reason stands. Thirteen files came back as "deleted by us, modified by them": eight the compliance sweep removed because we hold no licence for securities/ATS/BD/TA material, five a dropped cross-stack audit. A merge that resurrects them republishes exactly what that sweep took down, so they stay deleted. The one file the other side deleted goes too — it is a .github workflow, and CI has one path now. SECOND, for the rest, the later edit wins — EXCEPT where the other lineage carries a correction this one never received. It never received "replace fabricated DEX perf claims with measured numbers", so on the twenty-seven files that commit touched its numbers win regardless of date. Recency would have republished 9.13B orders/sec over a measured 104--126M fills/sec: the same claim the correction was written to remove, restored because it was typed later. Everything new on the other side arrives: AIVM, the trust-fabric and entropy papers, the research library. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
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\section{Conclusion}
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We have developed a comprehensive economic framework for Lux appchains, addressing the
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previously underspecified dimensions of appchain creation costs, validator incentives,
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cross-appchain MEV, fee sharing, token bootstrapping, and elastic scaling. The framework
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reveals that appchain economics exhibit strong positive network effects: each additional
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appchain increases security-adjusted yields for all Primary Network validators, creating
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a self-reinforcing growth cycle.
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Key quantitative findings include: a 4.7$\times$ capital efficiency improvement from the
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Lux Restaking Protocol (complementary to this work), break-even transaction counts ranging
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from 11.9M (Tier 1) to 1.0B (Tier 5) annually at \$0.01 average fees, an estimated
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\$180K/day in cross-appchain MEV available for redistribution, and ASF contributions of
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approximately 1.5\% additional annualized yield for Primary Network validators at current
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appchain volumes.
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Future work includes: empirical validation of the LWES bootstrapping model against new
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appchain launches, formal analysis of the cross-appchain MEV equilibrium, and integration
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with the LRP slashing architecture for coordinated appchain security.
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\bibliographystyle{plainnat}
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\begin{thebibliography}{99}
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