Blockchain layer 1 #Sei – operates as a decentralized “Proof of Stake” blockchain, powered by SEI tokens, which recently announced tokenomics.

SEI serves several functions on the network:

  • Network fees: Payment of transaction fees on the Sei blockchain.

  • DPoS Validator Staking: SEI Hodlers have the option of delegating their holdings to a validator or staking SEI to run their own validator to secure the network.

  • Governance: Hodler SEI may participate in the governance of the protocol in the future.

  • Native Collateral: SEI can be used as liquid assets or native collateral for applications built on the Sei blockchain.

  • Fee Market: Users can tip validators to have their transactions prioritized, which can be shared with users delegating to that validator.

  • Transaction fees: SEI can be used as fees for transactions built on the Sei blockchain.

Token allocation

SEI's total supply is limited to 10 billion tokens, with the majority allocated to the community and projects built on Sei as follows:

The majority of SEI tokens (51%) have been allocated to the community, specifically as follows:

Ecosystem reserves – 48%

  • Staking rewards

Users stake tokens and receive passive rewards, while validators have the power to set their own transaction fees.

  • Ecosystem initiative

SEI tokens will be distributed through grants and incentives to contributors, builders, validators, and other network participants who contribute or build meaningfully on Sei.

  • Sei Airdrops and incentives:

A portion of the SEI supply is allocated to airdrops, incentivized testnet rewards, and ongoing programs for real, active, and pioneering users in the crypto space. 3% of the SEI supply has been allocated to the first reward pool, called “Season 1”.

Institutional Treasury – 9%

Launchpool – 3% (no ICO and public sale)

Project team – 20%

Semi-private – 20%

https://tapchibitcoin.io/sei-cong-bo-tokenomics-truoc-them-niem-yet.html