According to TechFlow news, on January 30, MegaETH team leader Namik announced the reintroduction of the KPI reward mechanism as an innovative solution to the low-circulation, high fully diluted valuation (FDV) dilemma prevalent in the cryptocurrency industry. The mechanism allocates more than half of the MEGA token supply to highly trusted holders, but the unlocking conditions are based on project success metrics rather than timing. Namik pointed out that the traditional “one-year lock-up period + three-year unlock” model is unfair to public investors and can lead to dilution of shareholding ratios.
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MegaETH launches KPI reward mechanism to solve the dilemma of low circulation and high valuation
According to TechFlow news, on January 30, MegaETH team leader Namik announced the reintroduction of the KPI reward mechanism as an innovative solution to the low-circulation, high fully diluted valuation (FDV) dilemma prevalent in the cryptocurrency industry. The mechanism allocates more than half of the MEGA token supply to highly trusted holders, but the unlocking conditions are based on project success metrics rather than timing. Namik pointed out that the traditional “one-year lock-up period + three-year unlock” model is unfair to public investors and can lead to dilution of shareholding ratios.