Aperture Finance announces token economics and airdrop plan, 7% of tokens will be airdropped during the TGE phase
ChainCatcher news, the intent-centered solver network Aperture Finance announced token economics and launched an airdrop activity. 7% of tokens will be airdropped in the TGE stage, of which 4.2% will be used for intentional activities, including social tasks, Aperture dapp on-chain exchange, Operations such as rebalancing, reinvesting, and no-Gas declaration of intent. 2.8% is used for snapshot-based airdrops to V3 LP and $UNI representatives.
In addition, Aperture is launching retroactive points, including all previous activity on Aperture since July 2023, for users who deposited into the Avalanche PDN vault in 2023.
It is reported that Aperture Finance is an intent-centered solver network that combines AI with Intent. As of March 20, 2024, Aperture has just over 1.5 billion intents. Once a TGE occurs or the intent volume exceeds 10 billion, Aperture will immediately end the campaign.
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