【Crypto World】The cross-chain interoperability protocol Owlto Finance today released the complete economic model for the OWL token. As the core token of the multi-chain ecosystem, OWL carries multiple functions including protocol governance, revenue sharing, and cross-chain interaction fee discounts.
In terms of token distribution, the initial circulating supply is set at 16.5%, which is relatively aggressive. How exactly is it allocated? A large portion is airdropped, with 15% directly to community users, 22% allocated for ecosystem development, and 10.33% used for ecosystem incentives. Marketing, liquidity, and exchange listings account for 2.5%, 7.5%, and 7% respectively. Investors receive 15.67%, the team 15%, and advisors 5%.
It is worth noting that the tokens for the last three categories (investors, team, advisors) all have a 12-month lock-up period. This design is quite thoughtful—it not only aligns the interests of core participants with the long-term development of the project but also avoids the risk of a dump immediately after launch. From the token release mechanism, Owlto aims to enable free flow of users, developers, and capital across multi-chain networks through this design, using incentives to drive ecosystem activity.
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PermabullPete
· 17h ago
16.5% initial circulation is indeed aggressive. It's pretty good that the community can get 15%, but the 12-month lock-up for the investor team is quite interesting.
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SleepTrader
· 20h ago
A 15% airdrop to the community, not bad... but only 7.5% liquidity? Feels like things might get a bit tense later on.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 01-09 20:38
Airdrop to the community 15%? That's a pretty substantial share, but the initial circulating supply is only 16.5%, which is diluting expectations.
A 12-month lock-up period is binding for investors and the team, but the real concern is whether unlocking later will cause a dump...
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ContractBugHunter
· 01-08 12:49
16.5% initial circulation is quite aggressive, but the community taking 15% is somewhat considerate. It's just that the lock-up periods for investors and the team are a bit ridiculous; 12 months isn't enough to lock anything in. If they really wanted to dump, they would have sold off long ago.
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mev_me_maybe
· 01-08 12:46
16.5% initial circulating supply, that's quite a big appetite. The community is directly distributing 15%, seems like they're quite generous.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-08 12:46
16.5% circulation is a bit aggressive; the community directly gets 15%, the airdrop is quite substantial this time.
Wait, the team and investors together account for over 30%. Is a 12-month lock-up enough...
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WinterWarmthCat
· 01-08 12:38
15% to the community? Sounds good, but how exactly is the 22% allocated for ecosystem development being spent?
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 01-08 12:38
just like mile 20 in a marathon, that 12-month lockup is where we separate the real runners from the sprinters. community getting 15% upfront tho? that's the adoption curve starter pack right there. ecosystem momentum depends on this tbh.
Owlto Finance announces the OWL token economic model. How is the cross-chain ecosystem token allocated?
【Crypto World】The cross-chain interoperability protocol Owlto Finance today released the complete economic model for the OWL token. As the core token of the multi-chain ecosystem, OWL carries multiple functions including protocol governance, revenue sharing, and cross-chain interaction fee discounts.
In terms of token distribution, the initial circulating supply is set at 16.5%, which is relatively aggressive. How exactly is it allocated? A large portion is airdropped, with 15% directly to community users, 22% allocated for ecosystem development, and 10.33% used for ecosystem incentives. Marketing, liquidity, and exchange listings account for 2.5%, 7.5%, and 7% respectively. Investors receive 15.67%, the team 15%, and advisors 5%.
It is worth noting that the tokens for the last three categories (investors, team, advisors) all have a 12-month lock-up period. This design is quite thoughtful—it not only aligns the interests of core participants with the long-term development of the project but also avoids the risk of a dump immediately after launch. From the token release mechanism, Owlto aims to enable free flow of users, developers, and capital across multi-chain networks through this design, using incentives to drive ecosystem activity.