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Token Incentive Model

Definition

A token incentive model outlines how digital tokens are used to encourage specific behaviors and participation within a blockchain network. This framework defines the rules for distributing, earning, and burning native tokens to align the actions of network participants, such as validators, liquidity providers, and developers, with the protocol’s objectives. It is a fundamental component of decentralized economic design, promoting network security, liquidity provision, and active governance. Effective incentive models are crucial for fostering sustainable growth and decentralization in digital asset ecosystems.