# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Airdrop

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Airdrop", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Weekly Editor's Picks (0110-0116)

Weekly Editor's Picks (0110-0116) by Odaily Planet Daily highlights key insights from the past week. The investment section analyzes major 2026 themes: Trump's political pressure reshaping global asset pricing, the structural divergence between onshore and offshore crypto capital flows, and the strategic pivot towards Bitcoin and selective tech investments. It also covers BMNR's investment into MrBeast's company as a bet on programmable attention economies. In prediction markets, institutional players are focused on arbitrage, overshadowing retail participants. The privacy sector sees a resurgence of fundamentalist coins like Monero, while institutions show a clear preference for selective privacy solutions that balance confidentiality with compliance. Policy shifts include South Korea lifting its 9-year ban on corporate crypto investment, potentially reigniting the "Kimchi Premium." Stablecoins are increasingly acting as secondary monetary systems in economies like Venezuela. The meme coin segment examines the short-lived nature of the recent Chinese meme trend and profiles successful trading strategies. Bitcoin and Ethereum developments include a new core maintainer and the EIL interoperability framework aimed at improving cross-L2 communication. Other notable coverage includes Polygon’s $250M acquisition for compliance and user growth, Uniswap’s fee switch implementation linking token value to protocol usage, and a rise in state-level crypto crime. The week also featured Bitcoin nearing $97K, regulatory delays for the CLARITY Act, and various platform updates from X (Twitter) and Solana.

marsbit01/17 02:45

Weekly Editor's Picks (0110-0116)

marsbit01/17 02:45

Sentient Announces Token Economics, How Will the Market Price It?

Sentient, an open-source AI platform focused on building an open, monetized, and verifiable Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) economy, has released the tokenomics for its native token SENT. The total supply is set at approximately 34.36 billion tokens (2³⁵), distributed across five categories: Community Initiatives & Airdrops (44%), Ecosystem & R&D (19.55%), Team (22%), Investors (12.45%), and Public Sale (2%). The SENT will be used for staking, model services, data-related functions, and payments within the platform's ecosystem, particularly for services powered by Artifacts. Unlock schedules vary: 30% of community and ecosystem allocations are unlocked at TGE, with the remainder linearly released over four years. Team and investor tokens are locked for one year post-TGE, then linearly vested over four and six years, respectively. The public sale portion is fully unlocked at TGE. Market expectations are high, with Polymarket prediction data indicating a 99% probability that Sentient’s fully diluted valuation (FDV) will exceed $200 million upon launch. Sentient aims to create a decentralized AGI economy where developers can monetize models, data, and innovations. Its core infrastructure, GRID (Global Research and Intelligence Directory), is a composable network of AI agents, models, and tools. The project has raised $85 million in seed funding from investors including Founders Fund, Pantera Capital, and Framework Ventures. Key advisors include Sandeep Nailwal (Polygon) and Sreeram Kannan (EigenLayer). The team is research-heavy, with core contributors coming from academic and engineering fields. The platform emphasizes transparency and collaboration through its Open, Monetized, Loyal (OML) model and has open-sourced its ROMA (Recursive Open Meta-Agent) framework to support multi-agent task coordination. Over 60 ecosystem partners have been onboarded, covering model collaboration, agents, data providers, and validators.

marsbit01/16 10:12

Sentient Announces Token Economics, How Will the Market Price It?

marsbit01/16 10:12

From "Heaven-Sent Public Chain" to "Heaven-Forsaken Public Chain": What Led to the Collapse of Berachain?

Once hailed as a "top-tier public chain," Berachain has seen a dramatic decline, with its new nickname "doomed chain" reflecting its severe downturn. Launched in February 2025 with an innovative Proof-of-Liquidity (PoL) consensus mechanism aimed at boosting DeFi efficiency, the project initially attracted significant interest. Its TVL surged to $3.3 billion, with over 140,000 active addresses. However, the ecosystem quickly deteriorated. TVL has since collapsed to $180 million, and the chain’s daily revenue dropped to just $84. The sharp decline is attributed to several critical issues. The tokenomics heavily favored venture capitalists (VCs), who received 34.31% of the total token supply, while retail participants received minimal allocations. This high Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) and low circulating supply model led to artificial price spikes followed by a steep crash—BERA fell from a high of $9 to around $0.7, a drop of over 90%. Internal challenges also mounted. The foundation cut most of its retail-focused marketing team and saw key developers, including the chief developer, leave. Community trust eroded further when a Balancer protocol vulnerability forced a network halt in November 2025. Additionally, major token unlocks are scheduled starting February 2026, with 12.16% of supply—including significant VC holdings—set to be released, likely increasing selling pressure. Despite attempts at strategic shifts, including a partnership to use BERA as a reserve asset, the project faces intense community criticism and a loss of developer interest, with many moving to competing chains. The foundation has admitted that its "retail-first" strategy was ineffective, and if given another chance, it would not have sold so many tokens to VCs.

比推01/15 15:24

From "Heaven-Sent Public Chain" to "Heaven-Forsaken Public Chain": What Led to the Collapse of Berachain?

比推01/15 15:24

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