2026-01-12 22:26:05

The Rails project airdrop event still has about two months remaining. Regarding the tiered unlocking scheme for most airdrop projects, I usually remain cautious, but the allocation ratio used by Rails is quite balanced—70% released directly at TGE, with the remaining 30% released later. This design is well thought out, avoiding extreme long-term lockups.

What’s more noteworthy is the treatment of Cookie stakers. They will receive 100% of their rewards directly at TGE, which truly reflects recognition and incentives for loyal token holders. Overall, this scheme balances liquidity needs and the interests of long-term holders. Compared to many rough airdrop mechanisms in the market, Rails’ approach appears more mature.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 6h ago

70% direct release, this ratio is indeed good. Unlike some projects with a bad attitude, locking for two or three years

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ContractTearjerker

· 6h ago

70 unlocks, 30 locked, this ratio is really comfortable. But the 100% arrival for Cookie staking really depends on the subsequent token price performance.

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Tokenomics911

· 6h ago

70% direct release? This ratio is truly considerate; finally, there's a project that doesn't implement extreme lock-ups.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 6h ago

70% TGE credited directly? This guy finally got it. Back when I was farming Cookie, those project teams were still playing the "unlock over 5 years" game, and in the end, everything was wiped out. Rails has finally had an epiphany this time, understanding the importance of providing opportunities for immediate liquidity.

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ser_aped.eth

· 6h ago

The 70/30 ratio is indeed good, but the key is whether it can be maintained after TGE.

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Layer3Dreamer

· 6h ago

theoretically speaking, if we model the token distribution as a recursive function... the 70/30 split actually mirrors elegant cross-rollup state verification patterns. cookie stakers getting 100% upfront though? ngl that's the kind of interoperability thinking we need more of in airdrop design. though lemme ask - does this solve the blockchain trilemma or just patch it? 🤔

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FlashLoanLarry

· 6h ago

ngl the 70/30 split is actually decent capital utilization... most projects just yeet everything at tge and wonder why liquidity evaporates. but let's be real, cookie stakers getting 100% upfront? that's just opportunity cost arbitrage dressed up as loyalty theater lmao

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