【Blockchain Rhythm】The yield trading protocol RateX in the Solana ecosystem has finally revealed the economics of the RTX token. In terms of distribution ratio, this project places a strong emphasis on ecosystem development — nearly half of the shares go to the ecosystem and community, specifically 44.18%. The team and treasury each hold one-fifth, at 20% respectively. The remaining 15.82% flows to early investors.
The total supply is set at 100 million RTX tokens. On December 19th, RateX will officially launch on a major exchange. For friends tracking new projects in the Solana ecosystem, this is a noteworthy move. After all, the yield trading sector still has a lot of potential on Solana.
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SillyWhale
· 2025-12-21 22:23
The ecological allocation is so high, but it seems the team hasn't Clip Coupons, which shows some sincerity.
Another yield trading is coming to the SOL ecosystem, but it's hard to say whether it can compete with those few established players.
Launching on December 19th, let's follow it for now; there are plenty of new projects on the Solana side.
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BlockchainWorker
· 2025-12-21 08:09
44% for the community? Sounds good, but it's only real if this figure can be implemented. Early investors only get 15.82%, which ratio... is quite interesting, I feel the chip allocation is decent.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 2025-12-21 06:47
The ecology taking 44% is not bad, at least it doesn't look like a Be Played for Suckers scheme. Let's wait and see if anyone dumps after it goes live on the 19th, that's the real test.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 2025-12-21 03:57
Oh, 44% for the ecosystem? This allocation is indeed a bit particular, but then again, the early batch of people getting 15.82% is still too little, right?
It seems the project party is really investing in the ecosystem, unlike some projects where the team reaps the benefits right from the start. But why does it feel like the hype isn't that high on the day RTX goes live? Am I the only one not paying enough attention?
44% for the community and ecosystem sounds good, but I'm afraid the execution might fall short later... The Solana ecosystem does have potential, but how's the competition in the RateX space? Can anyone tell me?
Wait, the team gets 20%, and the treasury gets 20%, these two combined are almost as much as the ecosystem, feels like they don't "value" the ecosystem as much as they say.
Damn, it's December again, and new projects are piling up in the crypto world during this time. It would be interesting if RateX can stand out from the crowd.
1 billion total supply sounds like a lot, but the key still lies in liquidity and real use cases, just looking at the economic model can fool anyone.
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CountdownToBroke
· 2025-12-19 02:31
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44% to the community? It looks like a typical early-stage pump-and-dump scheme.
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Another Solana ecosystem project and yield trading, is this thing reliable, friends?
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Early investment yields 15.82%, a bit stingy, might as well give more to the team.
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Launching on December 19th, should I go for it? Feels like another dump is coming.
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Heard the term "ecosystem construction" too many times, can it really be implemented?
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A supply of 100 million tokens is quite standard; it depends on whether the team can sustain it.
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Top-tier exchange? Which top-tier? Hopefully not a third-tier exchange again.
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Yield trading has potential, but I don't quite trust the RTX distribution logic.
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44% to the community, what does that mean? The project team must be feeling guilty.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 2025-12-19 02:28
ngl the tokenomics actually looking reasonable... 44% to community isn't just cope, that's like actual based allocation if they mean it 🤔
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WhaleStalker
· 2025-12-19 02:26
The ecosystem took 44%, which looks pretty good... but only 15.82% of early investors is a bit low. Who will ensure there are no dumpings later on?
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CoinBasedThinking
· 2025-12-19 02:25
The 44% ecosystem share is okay, but whether it can truly be implemented is another matter. We'll see after it launches. With so many new projects on Solana, how many will survive?
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consensus_failure
· 2025-12-19 02:21
This allocation ratio looks pretty good, but can the ecosystem really make good use of this 44%? It feels like these kinds of promises in history are often just empty promises.
Early investors hold 15.82%, and it's the same old trick—dumpting right after launch.
Solana's profit track still has opportunities, but what makes RateX stand out? I haven't seen any particularly bright spots.
Let's wait and see until December 19th, observe the market reaction first.
The biggest problem with this kind of economic model article is that it looks perfectly balanced on paper, but in reality, it's all nonsense.
Solana yield trading protocol RateX token economic model unveiled, RTX goes live this week
【Blockchain Rhythm】The yield trading protocol RateX in the Solana ecosystem has finally revealed the economics of the RTX token. In terms of distribution ratio, this project places a strong emphasis on ecosystem development — nearly half of the shares go to the ecosystem and community, specifically 44.18%. The team and treasury each hold one-fifth, at 20% respectively. The remaining 15.82% flows to early investors.
The total supply is set at 100 million RTX tokens. On December 19th, RateX will officially launch on a major exchange. For friends tracking new projects in the Solana ecosystem, this is a noteworthy move. After all, the yield trading sector still has a lot of potential on Solana.