【Blockchain Rhythm】The Rainbow Wallet Foundation recently announced an important milestone for the RNBW token — the TGE will launch on February 5, 2026.
There is an interesting design logic worth noting here. The foundation will become the largest single shareholder of Rainbow at the time of token issuance, holding 20% of the equity. In other words, the interests of token holders and company shareholders are cleverly linked, allowing them to share the same benefits.
Even more interesting is the subsequent exit mechanism. If Rainbow is acquired in the future, the foundation will not continue to exist but will gradually dissolve. What happens to the net assets upon dissolution? Including the proceeds from that 20% equity stake, all will be distributed back to the token holders. This essentially provides the token community with long-term rights protection — no matter what happens, everyone’s interests have a safety net.
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FunGibleTom
· 12-19 14:56
I have to say, this profit-sharing design is quite ruthless, directly turning token holders into invisible shareholders.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-19 00:53
Bro, this mechanism is indeed quite interesting. Binding tokens to equity isn't new, but this design definitely gives it confidence.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-16 15:29
This design is indeed thoughtful. The foundation holds 20% of the shares and still needs to be distributed back to the token holders. This logic is much more considerate than many other projects.
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StableGenius
· 12-16 15:17
ngl this "foundation holds 20% equity then distributes back to token holders" setup is just tokenomics theater with extra steps... but empirically speaking, at least they're pretending alignment matters lol
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 12-16 15:12
It's the same old rhetoric of "interest binding" and "rights protection"... I've been through this before. The projects in 2018 spoke more convincingly, but what happened in the end? The foundation was dissolved, and the tokens became worthless. 20% equity profit sharing? First ask yourself, where does that money come from.
Rainbow RNBW token will launch TGE in February next year, and 20% of the foundation's equity profits will be returned to token holders.
【Blockchain Rhythm】The Rainbow Wallet Foundation recently announced an important milestone for the RNBW token — the TGE will launch on February 5, 2026.
There is an interesting design logic worth noting here. The foundation will become the largest single shareholder of Rainbow at the time of token issuance, holding 20% of the equity. In other words, the interests of token holders and company shareholders are cleverly linked, allowing them to share the same benefits.
Even more interesting is the subsequent exit mechanism. If Rainbow is acquired in the future, the foundation will not continue to exist but will gradually dissolve. What happens to the net assets upon dissolution? Including the proceeds from that 20% equity stake, all will be distributed back to the token holders. This essentially provides the token community with long-term rights protection — no matter what happens, everyone’s interests have a safety net.