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      • aka Mining
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      • Network Incentive Allocation
      • Token Allocations & Safe Wallet Management
    • Staking Pool Overview
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    • Safety Measures and Restricted Addresses
    • Buyback Program
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    • Partnerships
      • Partnership Offering for Demand-Side Partnerships
    • Community Testing
      • Closed Alpha Testing Phase #1
        • Closed Alpha Testing Phase #1 Contest: Closing & Winners Announcement
      • Closed Alpha Testing Phase #2
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  1. Community & Ecosystem
  2. Tokenomics

Network Incentive Allocation

The 35% allocation of the total token supply for network incentives is designed to sustain the ecosystem, drive participation, and ensure long-term network growth. Here’s how these tokens are utilized:

Staking Rewards

  • Initial Year: The first year of staking rewards requires different amounts depending on the percentage of the initial supply that is staked. Below are the scenarios based on the 50% and 80% staking cases:

    • 50% of Initial Supply Staked:

      • First 6 months: ~60% APR (~60 million tokens)

      • Next 3 months: ~30% APR (~15 million tokens)

      • Final 3 months: ~15% APR (~7.5 million tokens)

      • Total for the First Year: Approximately 82.5 million tokens required.

    • 80% of Initial Supply Staked (Worst-Case Scenario):

      • First 6 months: ~60% APR (~96 million tokens)

      • Next 3 months: ~30% APR (~24 million tokens)

      • Final 3 months: ~15% APR (~12 million tokens)

      • Total for the First Year: Approximately 132 million tokens required.

  • Subsequent Years:

    • 50% Staking Scenario: Approximately 20 million tokens per year will be required at 10% APR, ensuring continued incentives for stakers while conserving token supply for other purposes.

    • 80% Staking Scenario: Approximately 32 million tokens per year will be required at 10% APR. Even in this high-participation scenario, the system is designed to sustain long-term staking incentives.

Mining and Other Incentives

  • Remaining Allocation: After the first year's staking rewards, the remaining tokens will vary depending on the staking scenario:

    • 50% Staking Case: Approximately 267.5 million tokens are reserved for mining and other ecosystem incentives.

    • 80% Staking Case: Approximately 218 million tokens are reserved for mining and other ecosystem incentives.

  • Dynamic Allocation: This pool will support ongoing rewards for mining, task validation, and other activities essential for network stability and growth.

Strategies for Sustainability

  1. Fee Implementation:

    • Transaction fees or fees for specific network activities (e.g., miner submissions, activations) will help recirculate tokens back into the incentives pool.

  2. Dynamic APR Adjustments:

    • The APR will be adjusted based on network conditions to align the emission rate with the overall token supply and demand dynamics, ensuring sustainable rewards.

  3. Incentive Redistribution:

    • Periodic reviews of incentive distribution will be conducted to optimize the effectiveness of network incentives, ensuring they support both staking and mining activities.

  4. Community Governance:

    • Engage the community in governance decisions, ensuring that network incentives align with the long-term goals and sustainability of the Cortensor ecosystem.

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