2026-01-07 03:29:11

Fogo ecosystem undergoes an important upgrade — the new $FOGO tokenomics plan is officially announced, with the core feature of prioritizing community interests.

This economic model breaks through traditional institution-first logic, emphasizing long-term co-creation between the community and the ecosystem. In specific numbers, the total supply is set at 1 billion $FOGO tokens, with community ownership accounting for 15.25%, equivalent to 152.5 million tokens directly allocated to community members.

According to the distribution plan, the community portion includes multiple modules — both for ecosystem incentives and reserved for actual operations after the mainnet launch. This design reflects the project's consideration of balancing growth and fairness: not simply favoring institutions and early capital, but enabling participants to gain real benefits from ecosystem development.

TGE is about to start, and the market is increasingly paying attention to this transparent and community-oriented token design.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-07 12:13

Community share is 15%? Feels a bit low, doesn't it? The institutional side must be more, right?

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-07 03:57

Uh... 15% community allocation? Sounds good, but still feels a bit stingy. --- Another one claiming community first. Let's see the results after the mainnet launches. --- Is it really transparent? I feel like the institutional side is still the biggest part. --- Pre-TGE宣传 is standard, but the key is how it will be executed later. --- A supply of 1 billion tokens... emm, not sure how the circulation pressure will be. --- At least it's more reasonable than those projects that used to give VC crazy cuts. --- Community co-creation sounds great, but who can guarantee it won't be dumped? --- Sounds good, but ultimately it depends on the actual value of the token. --- Can this economic design withstand the test of a bear market?

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CounterIndicator

· 01-07 03:57

Community takes 15.25%? Sounds good, but institutions still get the biggest share --- Once again, community first. Is this really true this time? Looks like it --- 152.5 million tokens flow into the community, but it depends on how they are released later; otherwise, it's just paper wealth --- They hyped it up before TGE, but how it will perform after launch is still uncertain --- No hype, no blackening, just want to ask—how much did the institutions actually take? --- Long-term community and ecosystem co-construction, sounds like marketing jargon... but I will still pay attention --- 15.25% seems generous, but the ratio can be changed, after all --- Breaking traditional institution-first logic? I think it's just a different way of saying it

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LightningAllInHero

· 01-07 03:54

Community interests first? Just listen, the key is whether it will rise after TGE. --- 15% community share... emm not particularly high, have some reservations. --- Another "community-oriented" project, I'm already tired of hearing this phrase. --- Is it true? Will institutions really give discounts? I'm still a bit skeptical. --- Early participants making money is the real deal; everything else is just虚的. --- Compared to the economic model, I'm more concerned about the liquidity after the mainnet launch. --- Transparent design is good, but there are too many projects like this. --- Community ownership is only 15%, still feels like more is being taken. --- Waiting for TGE to see the real performance, nothing counts until then. --- Long-term co-creation sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just another way to cut leeks.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 01-07 03:42

15.25% community share... To put it nicely, it's co-building, but frankly, the institutions are still taking the biggest cut. No matter how you look at these numbers, they don't seem aggressive enough. Can you believe it? Is it real? Will they change their stance after the mainnet launches? Let's wait and see how much TGE can increase; after all, it's all just a concept.

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