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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MetaverseLandlord

· 9h ago

70% immediate release? That's much more generous than any airdrop I've seen. Finally, a project that doesn't do the long-term lock-up torture. Cookie stakers receive 100% of their funds, which is true respect for the community, unlike some projects that cut the leeks. This round of Rails indeed doesn't seem as disappointing. Let's wait and see for two months.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-13 06:56

70% direct release, this move is impressive. Finally, an airdrop project that isn't so stingy. --- Will the cookie stakers receive 100%? This is true respect for early supporters, much better than some projects. --- Let's wait and see for two months. Anyway, this design is more considerate than most projects, not a three-year lock-up scheme. --- This balanced distribution indicates a desire to build a long-term project, not just a quick exit after a pump. --- Stakers receive full dividends, Rails also knows how to latch onto big opportunities. --- Honestly, there's nothing wrong with this unlock ratio. Unlike some projects that dump immediately after launch. --- Wait two months for a bargain. Not many airdrops have such abundant liquidity.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-12 22:56

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

· 01-12 22:56

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

· 01-12 22:54

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

· 01-12 22:53

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

· 01-12 22:53

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

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Layer3Dreamer

· 01-12 22:52

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

· 01-12 22:43

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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