Filecoin said in an announcement that it made progress on three items this month. The first is Solstice, a new rewards mechanism that will direct more block rewards to services that bring paying customers to the network. Rewards tied only to consensus mining will be reduced, and any unearned portion will be burned. The second update is that the genesis token vesting period is nearing its end, with the project estimating that newly added FIL in daily circulation will fall by about 75%. Filecoin also introduced new products aimed at enterprises and AI agents, including Integral Spacetime, a storage cloud built on Filecoin, Fil One, an S3-compatible object storage service, and tools that let AI agents store files directly, obtain public links, and pay on-chain.
According to ChainCatcher, Filecoin said in an announcement that it has advanced three developments this month.
The first is Solstice, a new rewards mechanism that will allocate more block rewards to services that bring paying customers to the network. Rewards used only for consensus mining will be reduced, while any unearned portion will be burned.
Filecoin also said the genesis token vesting period is nearing its end. It expects newly added FIL in daily circulation to drop by about 75%.
In addition, the project launched new products for enterprises and AI agents, including Integral Spacetime, a Filecoin-based storage cloud, Fil One, an S3-compatible object storage product, and tools that allow AI agents to store files directly, obtain public links, and make payments on-chain.
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