The tokenomics design of SENT is quite interesting. The community receives a 66% allocation—this is exactly what we want to see. What's even more rare is that the team's lock-up period is quite long, and such long-term commitments are uncommon in projects. This design approach indicates that the project has a genuine long-term plan. Using this economic model to promote AI development in the crypto space indeed has the potential to become a new benchmark. I am quite optimistic about this project.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-19 20:38
66% to the community? This time, they're not fooling around. The team locking for such a long time is pretty serious. Looks like there's really something there.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 01-19 03:34
66% to the community? That's what a proper project should do, unlike some trash projects that come out and VC takes half immediately.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-18 03:38
66% to the community, this is truly considerate. I'm just worried that even if the team's lock-up period gets longer, we won't be able to withstand the market manipulators' dump attacks.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-17 18:11
Giving 66% to the community is good, but it depends on how it's executed later. Hopefully, it doesn't turn into a scenario where big players cut the leeks again.
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Blockblind
· 01-17 17:57
66% community allocation? This is the way it should be. Don't bother with those tactics to harvest profits from newcomers.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-17 17:56
66% given to the community is indeed commendable; compared to those teams that cut leeks from projects, it's much more conscientious. However, I've seen many long lock-up periods; the key still depends on how they dump after unlocking...
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InfraVibes
· 01-17 17:54
66% community allocation, team leader lock-up... this is the proper way it should be, unlike some projects that immediately cut into VC. optimistic
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RetiredMiner
· 01-17 17:54
Community gets 66%? Now that's sincerity, unlike some project teams that are just bloodsucking. The team is really willing to lock it up for so long; actions speak louder than words, I buy into this.
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LightningClicker
· 01-17 17:50
66% to the community? This ratio really speaks for itself; it's finally good to see a design that isn't just about cutting the leeks. It's rare to see a team lock up tokens for such a long time, which shows they still have a conscience. The AI+crypto track is now very competitive, but this kind of economic model actually has some substance.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 01-17 17:49
The 66% community ratio is really comfortable, and the team leader locking up tokens is not just talk. This is the sincerity I want to see.
The tokenomics design of SENT is quite interesting. The community receives a 66% allocation—this is exactly what we want to see. What's even more rare is that the team's lock-up period is quite long, and such long-term commitments are uncommon in projects. This design approach indicates that the project has a genuine long-term plan. Using this economic model to promote AI development in the crypto space indeed has the potential to become a new benchmark. I am quite optimistic about this project.