Flop Labs has released an updated draft of the FLOP tokenomics model following community feedback, laying out a contribution-based distribution structure with no venture capital allocation and no presale. The project said every token must be earned through network contribution. Under the draft, total supply is projected to reach 18.1 billion FLOP by year 10, while long-term inflation is set at 0.5% annually. The issuance model uses a fixed halving cycle and keeps a permanent tail-emission mechanism after halvings to continue rewarding network participants. The year-10 allocation shows miners receiving 8.8 billion tokens, or 48.6% of supply, the largest share in the model. Airdrops account for 4.4 billion tokens, or 24.3%, with separate allocations for miners, validators, agents, and reserves/incentives. Other disclosed allocations include 2 billion tokens for the team and foundation, 1.2 billion for validators, 1.2 billion for brokers/agents, and 600 million for staking rewards.
According to ChainCatcher, Flop Labs has formally released an updated draft of FLOP tokenomics based on community feedback.
The project said FLOP will have no venture capital allocation and no presale, with all tokens required to be earned through network contribution.
Supply model and issuance design
Under the draft, total supply is projected to reach 18.1 billion tokens in year 10. Long-term inflation is set at 0.5% per year. The halving mechanism follows a fixed halving cycle, while a permanent tail-emission model will remain in place after each halving to keep incentives in place for network participants.
Year-10 token allocation
The draft shows miners receiving 8.8 billion FLOP in year 10, equal to 48.6% of supply, the largest allocation in the model. Flop Labs said this reflects the network-oriented design of Proof of Useful Inference.
Airdrops account for 4.4 billion tokens, or 24.3%. Within that pool, miners receive 1.2 billion tokens, or 6.6%; validators receive 1.2 billion, or 6.6%; agents receive 1.2 billion, or 6.6%; and reserves/incentives receive 800 million, or 4.4%.
Other allocations listed in the draft include 2 billion tokens for the team and foundation, or 10.8%; 1.2 billion for validators, or 6.5%; 1.2 billion for brokers/agents, or 6.5%; and 600 million for staking rewards, or 3.2%.
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