Definition ∞ Fixed tier allocations refer to a structured system in initial coin offerings, token sales, or other distribution events where participants are assigned specific, predetermined amounts of tokens based on their contribution level or other criteria. This method ensures that each participant within a given tier receives a consistent share, rather than competing in a free-for-all or dynamic allocation. It aims to provide fairness and predictability in token distribution. These allocations are often used to reward early supporters or larger investors.
Context ∞ News often covers token sales utilizing fixed tier allocations, analyzing their fairness, accessibility, and impact on initial token distribution dynamics. Debates frequently arise regarding whether such structures genuinely promote decentralization or favor well-connected participants. The implementation of fixed tier allocations is a significant factor in assessing the perceived equity and success of new digital asset launches.
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