Airdrop strategy: impact on the market and tokenomics
In the article “Airdrop : What is it ?”, we defined what an airdrop is, its objectives, formats, and challenges, […]
Airdrop : What is it ?
An airdrop is a mechanism used in tokenomics models and strategies, involving the free distribution of tokens issued by a
Max, total, and circulating supply: What are they?
Three main metrics are used to evaluate a token’s supply: Max supply, Total supply, and Circulating supply. Max supply The
Types of Inflation: Temporal, KPI-Based, Variable, or Dynamic
In tokenomics, inflation refers to the gradual increase in the supply of tokens in circulation. Effective management of inflation stimulates
Inflation in tokenomics
Inflation is a fundamental concept in economics, and its importance is equally essential in tokenomics, the economics of tokens. What
Alternatives to buyback and burn
Buyback and burn is a strategy frequently used in tokenomics. It involves a project buying back its own tokens from
Buyback and burn: What is it?
The buyback and burn is a common strategy in tokenomics. This mechanism combines two main actions: buying back tokens and
Token launch models: FDV and Float
When launching a token (TGE), a Web3 project can adopt various strategies. These strategies are defined by two variables within
Token allocation : What is it ?
Token allocation refers to the distribution of tokens among the various stakeholders of a blockchain project. The beneficiaries can include
Cliff : What is it ?
The cliff is a key concept in tokenomics, associated with token distribution and release strategies. It directly influences the initial