Arthur Hayes’ latest reveal of Flop Network’s token allocation logic directly ignited community debate: the project will set aside about 20% of the total 10-year supply for airdrops, and the ratio will be adjusted based on community feedback.
Most importantly, Flop Network fully copies Bitcoin’s decentralized issuance approach: there’s no VC private-sale round and no token sales to the public. The Flop Labs development team only extracts a small amount of block rewards during the first halving cycle (the first two years); after two years, the allocation is split to zero—this level of sell-pressure control is really uncommon in today’s market.
The roadmap is also already clear: the testnet is planned to launch at the end of October, running for about 90 days, and the mainnet is expected to go live in Q1 2027. Notably, users and developers must actually interact with the testnet and spend test tokens to qualify for mainnet token mapping—purely farming airdrop addresses likely needs early preparation.
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Most importantly, Flop Network fully copies Bitcoin’s decentralized issuance approach: there’s no VC private-sale round and no token sales to the public. The Flop Labs development team only extracts a small amount of block rewards during the first halving cycle (the first two years); after two years, the allocation is split to zero—this level of sell-pressure control is really uncommon in today’s market.
The roadmap is also already clear: the testnet is planned to launch at the end of October, running for about 90 days, and the mainnet is expected to go live in Q1 2027. Notably, users and developers must actually interact with the testnet and spend test tokens to qualify for mainnet token mapping—purely farming airdrop addresses likely needs early preparation.
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