DeepNodeAI's tokenomics framework has been officially announced. Let's take a look at the distribution of $DN.
The entire token ecosystem is divided into five main sections: the community portion (including emission and funding programs) accounts for the largest share at 50%, fully reflecting the community-first philosophy. Liquidity reserves and the treasury each account for 10%, used to ensure the stable operation of the ecosystem. The team and advisors hold 15%, demonstrating the value of core contributors.
The remaining 15% is allocated to early supporters and airdrops: 8% to seed investors, 4% to strategic investors, 1% to private placement, and 2% to community airdrops. This distribution logic is clear—reward early participants and enable a broader community to acquire tokens through airdrops.
The overall design is quite balanced, ensuring the project's long-term sustainability while providing reasonable incentives for different types of participants.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 01-09 01:34
50% community is really awesome, but everyone is saying the same thing now... The key still depends on how it will be executed later.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-08 17:52
The 50% community ratio is impressive, but actually implementing it is the real key.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-08 17:52
50% to the community? Alright, this time I won't feel guilty
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Seed round 8%, strategic 4%, this distribution looks like it's reserving a good spot for big investors
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Airdrop only 2%, so we're just having a sip of soup?
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Liquidity 10%, Treasury 10%, at least it's not a pure money-grab scheme
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Team 15%, advisors bundled together, this tactic is a bit interesting
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Balanced? Ha, early investors are laughing to death
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Community first sounds really nice, but how to actually operate depends on the implementation
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This ratio looks okay, just see how the subsequent distribution mechanism is arranged
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2% community airdrop is indeed stingy, but better than some projects
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MEVictim
· 01-08 17:47
50% to the community? I'm a bit worried about such a high proportion. Will the liquidity be able to sustain later on?
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GetRichLeek
· 01-08 17:43
Community share 50%? Sounds very attractive, but we all know how this thing is played later on... The 2% airdrop is for retail investors, but it still ends up making the seed round investors' fathers bleed profits. I bet five bucks that within three months after launch, if Bitcoin drops, this DN will dump the market, and technical support won't help.
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0xLuckbox
· 01-08 17:33
A 50% community share is indeed good, but I'm more concerned about when this airdrop will actually be distributed.
DeepNodeAI's tokenomics framework has been officially announced. Let's take a look at the distribution of $DN.
The entire token ecosystem is divided into five main sections: the community portion (including emission and funding programs) accounts for the largest share at 50%, fully reflecting the community-first philosophy. Liquidity reserves and the treasury each account for 10%, used to ensure the stable operation of the ecosystem. The team and advisors hold 15%, demonstrating the value of core contributors.
The remaining 15% is allocated to early supporters and airdrops: 8% to seed investors, 4% to strategic investors, 1% to private placement, and 2% to community airdrops. This distribution logic is clear—reward early participants and enable a broader community to acquire tokens through airdrops.
The overall design is quite balanced, ensuring the project's long-term sustainability while providing reasonable incentives for different types of participants.