Lighter has been making frequent moves, and recently announced major news about its native token LIT.



According to official statements, LIT holders will benefit from the value generated by the entire Lighter ecosystem. Here’s a detail — 25% of the token reserve has been allocated for future points season events, showing the team’s thoughtful approach to incentive mechanisms.

Interestingly, the Lighter development team is based in the United States, and the token issuance is directly led by their team. From the perspective of token design logic, Lighter aims to directly map product value to LIT ownership rights. This economic model is quite common in derivatives trading protocols. How the upcoming points season will be played out should be key to attracting liquidity.
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 2h ago
I understand this points season move; it's nothing more than trying to attract people through incentives. A 25% allocation here is indeed quite generous.
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 2h ago
Another 25% incentive pool... Listen, I can figure out this routine with my eyes closed. On the day the Points Season launches, how high will the gas spike to in gwei? I predict how much miner tip I can save in an afternoon.
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SerumSquirtervip
· 2h ago
The points season is really the key, with a 25% ratio here. Whether it can truly be a bloodsucker depends on how it's designed.
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