2026-01-08 15:23:10

The cross-chain interoperability protocol Owlto officially released today the economic model design of the OWL token. It is understood that OWL, as the governance core of the entire multi-chain ecosystem, will undertake multiple functions such as protocol governance rights, revenue distribution, and cross-chain interaction fee discounts. The goal is to enable users, developers, and liquidity assets to circulate more freely across different blockchain networks. The initial circulating supply set at 16.5% is a relatively conservative configuration in the context of driven cross-chain solutions. Through this token design, Owlto aims to create a more balanced cross-chain ecosystem incentive mechanism.

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TokenomicsShaman

· 01-11 14:28

Starting with 16.5% of the circulating supply, this level of conservativeness is quite intense, but the cross-chain track indeed requires this cautious attitude.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-10 20:20

16.5% initial circulating supply? Alright, finally seeing someone willing to be conservative. OWL's design concept is pretty good; cross-chain fee discounts hit my pain points. So, can Owlto break the deadlock this time? Free liquidity flow sounds great, but I'm worried it might just be another PPT ecosystem. This is what I call balance, much more conscientious than some projects. Governance rights, dividends, discounts—all in one package. The design really put in effort. A conservative setup might actually be more stable? I think so. The competition in cross-chain interoperability is fierce. How will OWL stand out? The token model is good, but ultimately it depends on execution.

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