🪐 Imagine a tokenomics where the unlocking of tokens depends on price growth and time, excluding market pressure.
1) Start: 10% of tokens are sold immediately, and the funds go towards development, marketing, and salaries.
2) Unlocking: possible once every 6 months, but only if the price has doubled since the last unlock and has been maintained at that level for 30 consecutive days.
3) A maximum of 5% of tokens for each unlock.
🔥 Example:
January: the token is trading at $1.
June: if the price is below $2, the unlock is postponed.
If the price is above $2 from July 4 to August 3, then 5% of the tokens can be put into circulation on August 3.
If the price at the time of unlocking is $3, the next possible unlock is March 3 of the following year, but only if the price is above $6 for 30 days.
❓ How does this help the market?
1) Eliminates price pressure from mass unlocks.
2) Encourages teams to build long-term projects.
3) Managed by a smart contract, with no possibility of manipulation.
🔴 CZ believes that the first projects with such a model may receive support. But he reminds: without a strong product, community, and mission, no tokenomics will help.
🔴 Criticism of the model:
Some believe that such a system will kill independent startups. Small teams working with a limited budget will not be able to develop normally, as they depend on the token price. This will give an advantage only to insiders and large funds, while young projects simply won't survive.
What do you think? Can such an approach change the token market?
