Recently following the updates of IOST has been a non-stop series, completely not giving anyone a chance to catch their breath 😂.

First, there was the mainnet upgrade and the launch of RWA 3.0 architecture, showcasing new ways for established public chains; then they threw out a $3 million buyback, directly using real cash to protect the market, which shows real sincerity.

Even more outrageous, they established the I Foundation fund, specifically to invest in quality RWA projects, and then redistribute the profits back to the IOST community.

This is actually something very few public chains are willing to do, because it means that the project team is truly putting user interests first.

To be honest, this model is somewhat like a hybrid of “on-chain foundation + public chain,” for long-term holders, the source of income is no longer just the token price, but also additional monetary returns.

Then there's that airdrop, lasting a full 48 months, with a total of over 1.7 billion IOST distributed to all L1 and exchange token holders, which essentially binds users to the ecosystem long-term.

For retail investors, there’s no need to operate too much, and they can continuously receive benefits.

Overall, I feel that $IOST is really playing a “big game” this time, with everything laid out from infrastructure to incentive mechanisms. 🚀