Recently, I came across an interesting tokenomics design. This project's token is not just a simple trading tool but plays three roles within the ecosystem—payment, staking, and governance all in one.

The ecosystem's operational logic is quite clear. Node operators stake tokens to earn storage rewards, while regular users can delegate tokens to participate in shared revenue distribution. If a node underperforms, it will be penalized and have its tokens confiscated—this incentive and penalty mechanism motivates all network participants to maintain service quality.

On the technical side, the project is built on a high-performance public blockchain network, giving it inherent advantages such as fast data retrieval and high system availability. More importantly, the project also provides Data Availability (DA) layer support for applications like Rollup and DApp, which means the application scenarios are continuously expanding. It is gradually evolving from a simple ecosystem token into a part of the infrastructure. This cyclical growth logic is something many projects aspire to but cannot achieve.