Definition ∞ Fair Distribution refers to a method of allocating tokens or assets within a decentralized network that aims to provide equitable access and ownership to a broad range of participants. This approach seeks to avoid concentration of wealth or control in the hands of a few early investors or developers. It is a guiding principle for many new blockchain projects.
Context ∞ The concept of fair distribution is a recurring topic in the launch strategies of new cryptocurrency projects, with debates centering on various allocation models, such as retroactive airdrops or liquidity mining programs. The goal is often to promote genuine decentralization and community ownership from the outset. Regulatory scrutiny sometimes addresses distribution methods to determine if they constitute an unregistered securities offering.
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