#ZBT代币经济模型 Looking back at those early incentive models, it truly evokes a lot of feelings. Today, seeing Brevis launch the "The Proving Grounds" event reminded me of the token economic model of ZBT back in the day. At that time, we were also ambitious, wanting to attract user participation through innovative incentive mechanisms.

Brevis covers more than 20 blockchain protocols this time, demonstrating the application of zero-knowledge technology, and uses Sparks rewards to determine eligibility for airdrops, which is indeed a clever approach. It not only tests the technology but also cultivates a loyal community, reflecting lessons learned from past projects.

I remember that ZBT also held a similar event back then, but the scale and depth were not as good as this time. At that time, we didn't understand how to balance short-term hype and long-term value. Brevis linking TGE with the event is much wiser than what we did back then.

However, history tends to repeat itself. Such large-scale incentive activities can certainly bring attention, but one must also be wary of potential Token inflation and value dilution. ZBT has stumbled in this regard. Hopefully, Brevis can learn from this and find a balance between incentive strength and Token value.

As a participant, I have to say that such innovation is always exciting but also fraught with risks. The key is to maintain a balance between enthusiasm and reason, being ambitious while also staying grounded. Let's wait and see if Brevis can truly learn lessons from history and carve out a new path.