ORA launches the first season of airdrop, 10% of the total token supply is allocated to participants in the points plan
According to official news, the AI+ blockchain project ORA has announced the launch of its first season airdrop, with 10% of the total token supply allocated to participants in the points plan. The snapshot has been completed.
Regarding ORA token economics, the total supply of ORA tokens is 333,333,333. The allocation ratio is as follows:
DAICO (1%): The DAICO portion will be fully distributed at launch as liquidity;
Network (33%): Each year 3% of the total supply will be issued as incentives for ORA opML node operators. To become a node operator, participants need to pledge 333,333 ORA and provide high-quality AI services.
Foundation (33%): The foundation will lock up for one year and then vest over five years. This allocation supports long-term development, research and overall growth of the ORA ecosystem.
Ecosystem (33%): Emissions from this part will be released according to community governance.
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