《LAYER Airdrop Era: Where Does the Value Support of Tokens Come From?》
As the excitement of airdrop bonuses gradually fades, the market's focus on LAYER is shifting from short-term gains to its long-term value logic—this carefully designed token economics might be the key answer:
The unlocking mechanism adopts a phased release (currently only 21% is in circulation, with 60 million airdrops and 340 million team/investor tokens to be released in the next 12 months), which not only avoids short-term selling pressure but also maintains community vitality through continuous incentives; staking rewards are linked to “inflation-usage”—the current annualized rate of 18% will drop to 8% as TVL exceeds $10 billion, relying instead on transaction fees and sUSD earnings to reinforce value; 51.23% of tokens are directed towards the community and ecosystem (including 34.23% for developer incentives and 14% covering 12 types of users), deeply binding value and the ecosystem together.
After the airdrop bonus recedes, LAYER's value shifts towards “real usage”: the APY of sSOL staking derivatives reaches 23%, and the collateral rate for sUSD lending stabilizes at 110%; Solayer plans to make it the sole Gas token for the InfiniSVM network, where transaction fees will cover inflation when daily active users exceed 500,000, forming a “usage-driven deflation” cycle.
In the Layer1 competition, Solayer breaks through with “hardware reconstruction + full-stack finance,” and LAYER, as an ecological carrier, is transitioning from “technical narrative” to “economic closed loop.”
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