#代币经济设计 Brevis token model unveiled, and the data is worth analyzing.

Total supply is 1 billion tokens, with a relatively balanced distribution: 37% for ecosystem development, 32.2% for community incentives, 20% for the team, and 10.8% for investors. This allocation reveals several signals—the community incentive share is close to that of ecosystem development, indicating the project's expectations for early participant engagement; the combined share for the team and investors is 30.8%, which is restrained compared to recent projects.

The unlocking mechanism is particularly noteworthy. During TGE, 14.5% of the ecosystem and 10.5% of the community incentives are released, followed by a 24-month linear release, meaning initial liquidity at TGE is relatively controlled. The team and investors are fully locked for the first year after TGE, then linearly unlocked over 24 months, providing the market with a buffer period.

The risk point lies in the specific details of community incentive distribution—such as airdrop proportions and the release curves for validators/stakers—which are not yet available. Historically, overly rapid early community incentive releases often become sources of selling pressure later on.

The airdrop entry is about to go live, and at this stage, attention should be paid to participation thresholds and the actual fund scale, rather than just the numbers looking good.