Nillion reveals token economy model: 20% allocated to the community, with a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens at the time of creation

According to Foresight News, privacy and security computing network Nillion has released the NIL token economy model. The core functions of NIL include coordination services, blind computing, staking, and governance. The maximum supply of NIL tokens at the time of creation was 1 billion, with no upper limit (according to governance, the annual inflation rate is about 1%), and the initial circulation was 195.15 million tokens (19.52% of the total token supply). 29% of the token allocation is allocated to the ecosystem and research and development, 20% to the community, 10% to protocol development, 21% to early supporters, and 20% to core contributors. Among them, 20% allocated to the community will be distributed to the community and users through incentive programs, grants, and other initiatives, including airdrop distribution, to reward active participants in the Nillion ecosystem and community round participants.