Amnis has announced the launch of its governance token AMI, with 8% of the total supply to be airdropped to early adopters.

Blockbeats
24 Mar

BlockBeats News, March 24th, the Aptos ecosystem liquidity staking protocol Amnis Finance announced the launch of its governance token AMI. AMI token holders can vote on key decisions and implement changes within the protocol. These decisions may include setting the protocol fee structure, updating delegation strategies, establishing partnerships, and more.

The core of this decision-making process is Amnis DAO governance. By participating in DAO governance voting, AMI holders help guide the development of Amnis Finance to make it more efficient and decentralized. The total supply of AMI is 1 billion tokens. Here is the distribution of the AMI token:

· 15% Marketing - Used for incentive programs and future activities to attract and retain users;

· 16% Ecosystem - Reserved for funding, partnerships, and other ecosystem initiatives;

· 20% Team - Allocated to builders who have contributed to the growth of Amnis Finance and accelerated development;

· 16% Investors (Seed Round, Private Round, KOL) - Allocated to investors who participated in fundraising;

· 5% Liquidity - Reserved for trading activities on centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX);

· 20% Community Rewards - Incentivize users to use Amnis's current and future core products;

· 8% Airdrop - Airdropped to early adopters and reserved for future distribution.

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