$SR of Strike Robot officially launched
Allocation:
- Liquidity Pool: 14% (fixed supply)
- Automated Capital Formation: 25% (according to the limit order mechanism from 2M → 160M FDV – this is the part of automated fundraising common on Virtuals)
- Treasury: 8% (unlock immediately on 12/9).
- Operational Deployment Budget (Hardware & Infrastructure): 8% (unlock immediately on 12/7)
- Mindshare Incentives: 10% (unlock gradually over 4 weeks from 12/5 → 02/6)
- Team: 2% (unlock gradually over 6 months from 06/4/2027).
- Marketing & Growth Ecosystem: 25% (unlock gradually over 180 days from 12/7)
- Contributor (Data & SR Platform): 6% (unlock gradually over 180 days from 12/7)
Basically, this is quite a nice tokenomics model for users. The team holding a relatively small amount of tokens will be a positive signal for each team unlocking tokens => the price will not be significantly affected by selling pressure from the team
However, it makes me wonder if $SR achieves FDV below $2M:
- How will the team recover costs if they hold too few tokens?
- Where will the revenue come from to continue developing the project?
- And no one will sell tokens at too low a valuation. But if in the highest position for Automated Capital Formation to sell $SR (according to the goals of Automated Capital Formation), what basis will there be to reach $160M when the market is bad?
This project is worth watching
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