On January 6th, the official team of a certain project announced the key details of the incentive plan, and here we break down the reward mechanism clearly.
The main highlights are twofold: first, the 0.2% token rewards are fully unlocked without lock-up, which is more user-friendly compared to phased release schemes used by other projects; second, the distribution strategy for OG NFTs, with 10% allocated to the China-Korea community and the remaining quotas open to global holders. This design is quite balanced.
The official emphasized a detail — OG NFTs are distributed through a manual selection process, not purely mechanical allocation. What does this mean? The project team will select based on community contribution, activity levels, and other factors, rather than first-come, first-served. For genuine ecosystem participants, this is essentially a weighted incentive mechanism.
From a tokenomics perspective, the combination of fully unlocked tokens and manually selected NFTs serves a clear purpose — to quickly release liquidity to stabilize the market while maintaining community quality through NFT-based selection. Attention should be paid to the subsequent implementation details of this incentive scheme.
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DataChief
· 01-07 14:53
Lock-free staking sounds comfortable, but how many people actually get to benefit? The so-called handpicked system sounds fair, but in reality, the decision-making power is in their hands.
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pumpamentalist
· 01-07 06:21
Unlocking without locking? Now it depends on how the official executes it. Hopefully, it's not just empty talk again.
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GateUser-0b84d57c
· 01-07 04:54
ok
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BoredStaker
· 01-06 16:34
No lock-up, direct到账? This time, there's actually some sincerity, but I need to see how to proceed with the hand-selected NFT set later.
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TxFailed
· 01-06 16:25
ngl, "manual selection" is where these things always fall apart... seen this movie before. who's actually defining "contribution"? their discord mods? 💀
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-06 16:22
No lock-up, direct to your hands? That's a pretty bold move, but I'm a bit skeptical about hand-selected NFTs... worried there might be some tricks involved again.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-06 16:21
The no-lock-up approach is indeed aggressive, directly smashing liquidity... But manually screening NFTs? That would just depend on the official's mood.
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QuorumVoter
· 01-06 16:20
I like no-lock staking, but manually selecting NFTs really tests the project's integrity...
On January 6th, the official team of a certain project announced the key details of the incentive plan, and here we break down the reward mechanism clearly.
The main highlights are twofold: first, the 0.2% token rewards are fully unlocked without lock-up, which is more user-friendly compared to phased release schemes used by other projects; second, the distribution strategy for OG NFTs, with 10% allocated to the China-Korea community and the remaining quotas open to global holders. This design is quite balanced.
The official emphasized a detail — OG NFTs are distributed through a manual selection process, not purely mechanical allocation. What does this mean? The project team will select based on community contribution, activity levels, and other factors, rather than first-come, first-served. For genuine ecosystem participants, this is essentially a weighted incentive mechanism.
From a tokenomics perspective, the combination of fully unlocked tokens and manually selected NFTs serves a clear purpose — to quickly release liquidity to stabilize the market while maintaining community quality through NFT-based selection. Attention should be paid to the subsequent implementation details of this incentive scheme.