An interesting tokenomics design has been observed — this project adopts an aggressive liquidity locking strategy. The first two funding rounds experienced adjustments of over 20%, involving volumes of over 3 million and nearly 2 million respectively. The latest round of operation is even more noteworthy, as the project team directly locked 20% of the token supply for a period of one year. Such long-term locking mechanisms typically reflect the project's commitment to long-term operations and are also common methods to stabilize token price expectations. From a governance perspective, this gradient locking design demonstrates the project's consideration of risk control.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-12 02:15
Locking in for a year? This trick is too common. Nicely put, it's a promise; harshly put, it's trapping retail investors.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-11 17:03
Lock for a year? I've seen this trick too many times. The nice way to put it is risk control; the harsh way is a buffer before a dump...
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-11 17:03
20% locked for one year? That's a pretty aggressive move, but it's much better than those who just take the money and run.
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FOMOmonster
· 01-11 17:02
Lock in 20% for one year? The nice way to say it is a promise, the harsh way is that they're afraid of crashing the market... but this operation is indeed stable, much better than those projects that cut leeks.
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RatioHunter
· 01-11 16:56
Locking in for a year? Do you even have the nerve to make a promise? I just want to see if, after a year, you'll find another excuse to delay...
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MevWhisperer
· 01-11 16:39
Locking for one year? Doing all this is just to pump the market, don't sugarcoat it, everyone knows it.
An interesting tokenomics design has been observed — this project adopts an aggressive liquidity locking strategy. The first two funding rounds experienced adjustments of over 20%, involving volumes of over 3 million and nearly 2 million respectively. The latest round of operation is even more noteworthy, as the project team directly locked 20% of the token supply for a period of one year. Such long-term locking mechanisms typically reflect the project's commitment to long-term operations and are also common methods to stabilize token price expectations. From a governance perspective, this gradient locking design demonstrates the project's consideration of risk control.