Public companies launch token distribution plans, annual reward incentive mechanisms attract attention

2025-12-31 13:58:11

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【Blockchain Rhythm】At the end of the year, a well-known publicly listed media technology group( stock with the ticker DJT) experienced a surprising surge. In pre-market trading, the stock rose by 5.8%, driven by a bold innovative move—the company decided to launch a digital token reward program for all ultimate beneficial shareholders.

The specific plan is quite attractive: each shareholder holding 1 share of the company’s stock will receive 1 newly issued digital token. This is not a one-time deal but a long-term incentive mechanism. Throughout the year, token holders will also receive multiple rounds of rewards and benefits, including exclusive discounts, membership privileges, or other value-added services deeply integrated with the group’s products.

This combination reflects traditional listed companies’ exploration of digital assets and token economies. By linking shareholder rights with digital tokens, it can enhance stock attractiveness and build a long-term community incentive system. The market response has been enthusiastic, also indicating that investors’ recognition of this type of innovative financial model is on the rise.

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AirdropHarvester

· 2025-12-31 14:28

Isn't this just a rebrand to scam retail investors again? It's both a token and an incentive, just listen to it. DJT this time really has something, the stock price is surging. Tokenomics? Basically, just trying to pump up the coin price. Wait, can this thing really be implemented, or is it just a concept? Annual rewards sound good, but do they really pay out? I'm skeptical; projects like this always end in failure. Early investors make money, later bagholders lose, old tricks. Token distribution plans are indeed prone to sudden failures.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 2025-12-31 14:27

Uh, is this another new trick to cut leeks? 1:1 airdrop tokens sound good, but what about real liquidity? --- Wait, long-term incentive mechanisms? I just want to ask if this token will be listed on exchanges. --- Traditional big companies playing tokenomics, feels a bit late... but at least more honest than some projects. --- I bet five bucks this token will be zero after three months, everyone can judge for themselves. --- Shareholder benefits tied to tokens? This logic feels a bit familiar to me. --- The 5.8% increase is purely hype; wait until the public opinion heat passes and see. --- Basically, it's still about cutting a wave of retail investors in, and listed companies are starting to play this game too, which is truly outrageous.

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Layer2Observer

· 2025-12-31 14:21

This price increase isn't much, the key is how the subsequent token liquidity is designed... Wait, can this 1:1 mapping really provide long-term incentives? It depends on the specific release curve. To put it simply, it's still about the fundraising logic, just a different approach.

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NightAirdropper

· 2025-12-31 14:20

Hmm... now you're starting to play with tokens, and traditional finance can't sit still anymore.

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