When it comes to ecosystem-based public chain tokens, their "work rewards" are indeed substantial. Users holding such tokens can enjoy significant discounts on transaction fees, which alone can save a lot of costs during frequent trading.

What’s more attractive is the priority during new token issuance on the platform. Token holders can participate early in Launchpad-like token subscriptions, gaining an additional threshold and pricing advantage compared to regular users. This is also a core motivation for many to allocate to these tokens.

In terms of ecosystem expansion, the application scenarios for these tokens are continuously broadening—from NFT markets to blockchain game equipment, with token holders’ rights covering the entire ecosystem. Platform operators also frequently maintain token value through burns and liquidity incentives.

Although short-term fluctuations follow the market trend, this "holding tokens equals rights" design makes them the most solid chips within the ecosystem. As long as the platform ecosystem continues to expand, the functional boundaries of these tokens are also extending, which is why this type of asset always attracts attention.