The Rayls public chain mainnet is scheduled to launch on April 30, with a total supply of RLS fixed at 10 billion coins
According to official news, the Rayls public chain mainnet will go live on April 30, along with the launch of the staking program and the Rayls native USD stablecoin USDr, marking the official implementation of the $RLS token economics.
After the mainnet activation, transaction fees (paid in USDr on the public chain, RLS can be used on the private chain) will be converted, accumulated, burned, and redistributed through an automated mechanism: 50% of the transaction fees will be permanently burned, creating deflationary pressure; 50% will be injected into the network security pool to reward validators. The total supply of Rayls token RLS is fixed at 10 billion, with most tokens locked until 2028 to ensure long-term incentives and stable development, with a TGE circulation ratio of less than 15%; the majority of shares held by investors and the team will have a 12-month cliff period followed by a 36-month unlocking period, and additionally, 10% of the tokens unlocked by the foundation each month will be burned, further accelerating deflation.
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