Solana co-founder toly: The optimal capital formation for early-stage startups may follow a "three-step approach"
According to Odaily, Solana co-founder toly stated in a post that if this model proves effective, he believes the optimal approach for early-stage startups in capital formation may include three points: first, providing a staking mechanism for long-term holders; second, releasing more than 20% of tokens on the day of TGE; and third, ideally not introducing investors, but if investors are involved, unlocking 100% of their tokens in a single tranche on the same day one year after TGE. He added that the remaining outcomes will depend on product-market fit (PMF).
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