Token Economics
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Mining/Staking (60%)
This portion of tokens is allocated to nodes providing computational resources through node computing power and staking to ensure the security and operation of the network. It is the largest allocation proportion, aiming to incentivize network participants to contribute resources for the long-term, ensuring the decentralization and security of the network.
Team Allocation (10%)
Reserved to reward and support the team responsible for the development, maintenance, and growth of the AIET network. This portion of tokens is intended to ensure that the project team can continue to contribute during both the early and subsequent stages of the project, assisting in the long-term retention and motivation of team members.
Supporters (15%)
Allocated to venture capitalists (VCs) and other supporters, including early investors and partners. These tokens are used to attract external investment and establish partnerships, accelerating the development and adoption of the network. Additionally, this allocation demonstrates recognition and reward for early supporters of the project.
Marketing and Community Development (4%)
Reserved for marketing activities and community development plans, including promoting the AIET network, enhancing brand awareness, expanding the user base, and incentivizing community participation. This funding supports the promotion of the network among target users and potential partners.
Incentive Testing (5%)
Provided to participants in early testing networks, including developers and users, who help improve the network through testing and providing feedback. This portion of tokens aims to incentivize community participation in testing and improving the AIET network to ensure its stability and user-friendliness before official release.
Liquidity (6%)
Utilized to ensure liquidity in the token market, including but not limited to liquidity pools on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) or centralized exchanges (CEXs). This helps promote healthy token circulation and reduces transaction friction.
