# 代币分配与空投

#代币分配与空投 Seeing the design of ZAMA, shot in the Netherlands, my first reaction was to dig up long-forgotten memories. During the 2017 ICO frenzy, I saw too many token distribution schemes—some projects handed out big shares during the angel round with just a few investments, others were instantly gobbled up by bots and whales during the public sale, leaving retail investors with crumbs. The lessons from those years are etched in my mind, because unfair distribution mechanisms often foreshadow community fractures and trust collapses later on.
This time, ZAMA uses fully homomorphic encryption f

#代币分配与空投 Regarding the ZAMA Dutch auction, I want to share an observation with everyone.
This type of public sale mechanism is quite interesting—Dutch auctions, fully homomorphic encryption, anti-sniping designs—all of which address fairness issues from a technical perspective. However, I’ve noticed that many people, when they see phrases like "final interaction opportunity," tend to fall into a psychological trap: confusing scarcity and urgency.
The reality is this. In any project’s token distribution, the first participants are not necessarily the smartest ones. I’ve seen too many people at

#代币分配与空投 Looking at Octra's token sale plan, I am reminded of a frequently overlooked detail—the token distribution structure actually reflects the project's "character."
This time, they allocated 67% to the community, early investors only account for 18%, the team retains 15%, and it is explicitly stated that no single investor exceeds 3%. This design approach is worth noting because it at least demonstrates a sincere attempt at decentralization in form. But this is also exactly what I want to remind everyone about.
Before participating in any token sale, I suggest asking yourself three ques

#代币分配与空投 Seeing the fundraising case of Octra, I have a few heartfelt words to say. A $200 million valuation, $20 million token sale, with 67% allocated to the community and a promise-based distribution sounding very democratic on the surface, but I’ve seen this routine too many times.
First, ask yourself a few questions: Why did the valuation jump from $40 million in April to $200 million now? A fivefold increase, what’s the reason? Then look at the token unlock—shortly after the sale ends, it’s fully unlocked. That "shortly" is the risk point; a large amount of liquidity being released simu

#代币分配与空投 This week's IPO feast has truly arrived! Plasma, Falcon Finance, Yield Basis... one big project after another launching in quick succession, and I can feel the market's enthusiasm. But to be honest, the more opportunities there are, the harder it becomes to choose. The key is to understand the logic behind each project.
After reviewing these projects, I want to share a few perspectives:
**The logic behind Upheaval is very interesting** — it's not just a simple token launchpad, but aims to build a complete trading ecosystem. From new coin incubation to liquidity aggregation, and then

#代币分配与空投 Seeing the news about Talus airdrop delay being restored, I have to say a few words—I've seen too many of these situations.
Delays themselves are not surprising; technical issues and traffic problems can happen. But there's a detail behind this that warrants caution: the more a project is launched on major exchanges and the more hyped the airdrop is, the easier it becomes a stage for rug pulls. I've fallen for this before—participated in an "official airdrop," only for the token to dump immediately after listing, leaving early accumulators with nothing.
Binance Alpha's proactive appr

#代币分配与空投 Seeing ZAMA's Dutch auction design, I have to say that this mechanism has indeed been well thought out. No front-running, no bots, fair distribution—this creates a relatively fair participation environment for retail investors.
The key question is: with 10% of tokens released through this method, what will the subsequent distribution logic look like? My experience is that the token allocation structure often reveals the project's true attitude. If the initial public sale accounts for a reasonable proportion and the lock-up period is set appropriately, the selling pressure later on ca

#代币分配与空投 I recently noticed that ZAMA is about to launch a Dutch auction public sale. To be honest, I'm a bit excited! The sealed auction on January 12th, which is based on fully homomorphic encryption, releasing 10% of the tokens, may seem like a simple operation, but it actually embodies the core ideals of fair distribution in Web3.
Do you know why traditional token distributions often go wrong? It's usually due to issues like information asymmetry, bots snatching opportunities, and monopolization by large holders. ZAMA's solution directly addresses these pain points—sealed bidding means th

#代币分配与空投 Octra's token distribution logic is indeed worth pondering. A $200 million valuation, $20 million in funding, and 10% token sale appear to follow a standard institutional financing path. But the key lies in the subsequent distribution structure—67% flows to the community, only 18% to early investors, and 15% to the project team. This allocation ratio is relatively restrained compared to current projects.
However, from a follow-up perspective, the real concern is when large amounts of tokens will be unlocked. The information mentions that all sold tokens will be fully unlocked after t

#代币分配与空投 The Talus airdrop delay issue has finally been sorted out. It was previously stuck at the distribution stage, but now Binance Wallet has resumed the 20:20 distribution schedule. eligible friends can claim it normally.
Let me summarize the key points for you: Binance Alpha is the first platform to launch Talus Network, and trading started on December 11. If you want to get the airdrop for free, you need to exchange Alpha points directly on the event page, which is currently the lowest-cost way to participate.
My suggestion is this—if you haven't participated in a similar platform aird