Orderly proposes to use 60% of net transaction fees for ORDER repurchase and adjust the reward mechanism

According to Orderly Community Proposal #2, the project plans to allocate up to 60% of net transaction fees to regular buybacks of ORDER tokens, split into two parts: 50% to stakers in the form of esORDER rewards (with linear vesting over three months), and 50% to a community governance wallet, with governance subsequently deciding how to use the tokens (e.g., burn, liquidity bootstrapping, or incentives). Furthermore, the existing USDC-based staking rewards system will be replaced, allowing stakers to claim their existing USDC funds and retain their equity. The VALOR mechanism will also be adjusted to be linked to esORDER rewards, ensuring stakers' equity is preserved during the transition.