[Block Rhythm] Compliance Blockchain Ecosystem Rayls publicly released their Token economic model on December 1.
The total supply of RLS Tokens is fixed at 10 billion, and this design supports the project's gradual transition from a private network to a public chain, ultimately achieving comprehensive inter-institutional interconnected settlement. The first Token Generation Event (TGE) will release 1.5 billion tokens, accounting for 15% of the total supply.
In terms of allocation: investors receive 22%, early developers 11%, and the core team 17%. It is worth noting that the foundation's treasury and the community account for the largest share - 35%.
Regarding the sustainability of token economics, Rayls clearly stated that they will not engage in off-exchange buybacks. They have designed an automatic deflationary mechanism: half of the transaction fees generated from each transaction on the network are directly burned, while the other half goes into the foundation's community incentive wallet to support validation nodes, developers, and the construction of the entire ecosystem.
To add some background: Rayls has been listed on Coinbase's coin listing roadmap, with the TGE scheduled to launch on December 1.
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CryptoComedian
· 10h ago
35% for the foundation and community? This ratio looks nice, but I don't know if executing it will be another story.
Burning half of the fees sounds like telling a story to suckers.
Only 15% was released at TGE, is this a plan to slowly play people for suckers or a genuine effort to build a project? Time will prove everything.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
50% burn mechanism has some merit, it leaves room for gas fee optimization, but the key is how long the on-chain real traffic can hold up.
Burning half of each transaction? It feels like the arbitrage space will be squeezed out, and flash loan players will have to recalculate.
35% for the community sounds generous... but how the incentive mechanism is designed determines everything; we don't want it to end up being just hot air.
Only 15% released at TGE? That's quite conservative, but it makes the weight of private sale tokens too heavy; will there be a dump when they unlock later?
The deflationary mechanism sounds good, but I'm afraid the volume won't pick up; no matter how fancy the burn mechanism is, it will just be empty talk.
No off-exchange buybacks, relying on transaction fees for automatic burns... this idea is quite unconventional, at least it creates an appearance.
The core team with 17% allocation is actually quite restrained compared to those rug pull projects.
How long can the foundation's wallet incentive model last? It still needs to depend on the real data in the mempool.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 10h ago
35% to the community and foundation, I like this ratio. However, half of the transaction fee is burned and half is used for incentives, which sounds quite idealistic; the key is whether it can withstand market pressure when actually implemented.
50% direct burn? This intensity is indeed a bit harsh, let's see if it can support the coin price later.
Only 15% is released at TGE, how is the unlock schedule arranged for the remaining part? I haven't seen that.
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MoonlightGamer
· 10h ago
50% burn sounds good, but the key is to see if the actual trading volume is sufficient.
The deflationary mechanism sounds nice, but I'm worried about the tricks that might come later.
The 35% from the foundation has the most room for manipulation, so it needs to be observed.
Only 15% released at TGE, how is the lock-up period arranged?
Another story of automatic burning, whether you believe it or not, I'll just wait and see.
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BearMarketMonk
· 11h ago
The Burn Mechanism sounds good, but the transaction fees require volume... that is the real test.
Rayls announces token economics: total supply of 10 billion, TGE release of 15%, 50% of transaction fees directly burned.
[Block Rhythm] Compliance Blockchain Ecosystem Rayls publicly released their Token economic model on December 1.
The total supply of RLS Tokens is fixed at 10 billion, and this design supports the project's gradual transition from a private network to a public chain, ultimately achieving comprehensive inter-institutional interconnected settlement. The first Token Generation Event (TGE) will release 1.5 billion tokens, accounting for 15% of the total supply.
In terms of allocation: investors receive 22%, early developers 11%, and the core team 17%. It is worth noting that the foundation's treasury and the community account for the largest share - 35%.
Regarding the sustainability of token economics, Rayls clearly stated that they will not engage in off-exchange buybacks. They have designed an automatic deflationary mechanism: half of the transaction fees generated from each transaction on the network are directly burned, while the other half goes into the foundation's community incentive wallet to support validation nodes, developers, and the construction of the entire ecosystem.
To add some background: Rayls has been listed on Coinbase's coin listing roadmap, with the TGE scheduled to launch on December 1.