ZetaChain announces token economics: 10% of the total will be reserved for community rewards
ZetaChain has announced its token economics, with 10% of the total amount reserved for community rewards. ZetaChain community members can earn tokens by developing and contributing to the network. Users who have earned ZETA points on the ZetaLabs testnet have been allocated 31,500,000 ZETA tokens, and related rewards will be announced on ZetaHub on the first day of mainnet launch. In addition, ZetaChain has also allocated a portion of ZETA tokens to key community members who have consistently contributed to network growth and development during its testnet phase. As part of its mainnet promotion, various wallet collaboration activities and social tasks will be launched on the mainnet by ZetaChain. After the launch of the mainnet, all core functions will become available and ZetaHub will serve as an interface for exploring the entire application ecosystem and tracking network and application usage.
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