Any token economic model cannot avoid the topic of 'unlocking'. Solayer's $LAYER has over 50% community incentives in the early stages, which is a major benefit for users, but it also means there may be certain selling pressure risks in the short term.
From an investment logic perspective, the value of such projects should be viewed from two aspects:
Short-term risks: Community incentives, early airdrops, and reward distributions may exacerbate market fluctuations. If the application deployment does not keep up, some users may choose to cash out quickly, which will affect price stability.
Long-term opportunities: Solayer anchors the token's value in performance and application. If the million TPS performance can support scenarios like DeFi, payments, AI, etc., then as ecosystem usage increases, the demand for tokens will continue to grow.
This model is actually similar to traditional startups: early on, money is burned to acquire users, and there will be fluctuations in the process, but once the ecosystem establishes a moat, value will gradually return. For investors, the key is not short-term prices, but whether Solayer can convert technical dividends into application adoption.
In other words, the short-term release pressure of $L$LAYER also has long-term potential for appreciation. Finding a balance between the two will determine its ultimate investment performance.
