Babe, good afternoon! Today, let's talk about @zama's native Token $ZAMA . This project is about to welcome its TGE soon, and it's really quite exciting!

First of all, this Token is the native asset of the Zama privacy blockchain, mainly for two purposes:
First, it is used to pay transaction fees, just like paying for a taxi ride with cash; second, it can participate in staking, similar to putting money in a bank to earn interest.

Its operational model is also easy to understand, using the "burn - mint" mechanism:
The transaction fees generated by everyone on the platform will be directly burned and disappear, while those operators who maintain the normal operation of the network will receive newly generated $ZAMA as a reward.

In simple terms, users pay for privacy protection, operators work to maintain the network, and both parties get what they need; the logic is very straightforward.

When using it in practice, all fees are clearly marked, and if you are a frequent heavy user, you can enjoy a massive discount of up to 100 times, which means saving 99% of the cost, making it quite cost-effective.

The most considerate thing is that regardless of how the price of the $ZAMA Token fluctuates, these fees are always charged at a fixed rate in USD. For developers who plan to integrate Zama functionalities into their products, the costs are clear, making budgeting and planning much easier.

Let's talk about the operation of the network. Zama uses a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) mechanism:
In the initial stage, 18 operators will undertake this task: of which 13 are responsible for managing keys (KMS nodes), and the other 5 focus on handling fully homomorphic encryption tasks (FHE coprocessors). After that, this team of operators will gradually expand.

The difference between the two is also very clear:
The FHE coprocessor responsible for fully homomorphic encryption is like a high-risk, high-reward investment; although it can earn more, the initial investment and operating costs are also higher. In contrast, the KMS node that manages keys has relatively stable returns and lower input costs, making it suitable for participants with different needs.

However, speaking of which, whether this project can become popular in the future depends on how many people are willing to use it and how many developers are willing to integrate it. For those babes interested in $ZAMA , you can focus on the actual applications and development situation after the Token issuance~
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