On the Conflux public chain, there are two tokens that are often mentioned together. Today, let's talk about how they are used in conjunction.
Longmai (LOM) is a token developed based on the Conflux ecosystem, with a total supply of 88,888,888 tokens. This amount is less than 2% of CFX, making it relatively scarce. In terms of coverage, the Conflux ecosystem now spans over 100 countries, gathering more than 500 developers, with over 100 DApps running on it. The ecosystem foundation is quite solid.
So, what roles do CFX and LOM each play? CFX is the native token of the Conflux public chain, primarily responsible for maintaining network security and ensuring the stable operation of the chain, serving as the "underlying support" of the infrastructure. LOM, on the other hand, focuses more on the ecological layer, amplifying value in application scenarios such as DeFi, NFT, and DAO, driving community growth.
From the perspective of holding benefits, each has its own focus. Holders of CFX can earn corresponding rewards from network operations, which is a return at the public chain level. Users holding LOM can participate in DeFi staking, DAO dividends, and other ecological activities, capturing the dividends brought by ecological growth. This design makes the two tokens complementary—one ensures stability, and the other drives growth. Together, they maximize potential returns and better support the development of the entire Conflux ecosystem.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-11 05:00
LOM's scarcity setting is pretty good, but whether it can truly make money depends on whether the ecosystem can take off.
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FarmHopper
· 01-10 01:49
Does the number 88888888 really matter, but can you actually make money from it?
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-10 01:43
Everyone is talking about complementarity, but I'm curious about how LOM liquidity is doing.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 01-10 01:41
Hmm, CFX and LOM need to be played together to enjoy double dividends. This design is indeed quite interesting.
By the way, LOM's supply is less than 2% of CFX's, which really gives it a somewhat scarce feel.
Wait, so many countries are using it, but why does the market still seem lukewarm?
The name Longmai is quite good, but I wonder if it can truly keep up with the ecosystem development in the future.
CFX maintains the baseline, LOM pursues higher returns. I understand this configuration approach, but I'm worried it might just be superficial complementarity.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-10 01:26
The scarcity setting is good, but can the LOM ecosystem really take off?
On the Conflux public chain, there are two tokens that are often mentioned together. Today, let's talk about how they are used in conjunction.
Longmai (LOM) is a token developed based on the Conflux ecosystem, with a total supply of 88,888,888 tokens. This amount is less than 2% of CFX, making it relatively scarce. In terms of coverage, the Conflux ecosystem now spans over 100 countries, gathering more than 500 developers, with over 100 DApps running on it. The ecosystem foundation is quite solid.
So, what roles do CFX and LOM each play? CFX is the native token of the Conflux public chain, primarily responsible for maintaining network security and ensuring the stable operation of the chain, serving as the "underlying support" of the infrastructure. LOM, on the other hand, focuses more on the ecological layer, amplifying value in application scenarios such as DeFi, NFT, and DAO, driving community growth.
From the perspective of holding benefits, each has its own focus. Holders of CFX can earn corresponding rewards from network operations, which is a return at the public chain level. Users holding LOM can participate in DeFi staking, DAO dividends, and other ecological activities, capturing the dividends brought by ecological growth. This design makes the two tokens complementary—one ensures stability, and the other drives growth. Together, they maximize potential returns and better support the development of the entire Conflux ecosystem.