A SOL deployment fee structure combined with temporary creator fee lockup periods offers a practical approach to curbing network spam and reducing adversarial behavior. By requiring meaningful economic commitment at launch, projects face higher barriers to low-effort or malicious token deployments. The staggered fee release mechanism simultaneously protects creator incentives while maintaining market discipline. This dual mechanism tackles two critical pain points: first, it raises the cost threshold for spam tokens flooding the ecosystem; second, it aligns creator interests with long-term project viability rather than short-term extraction. The result is a healthier token landscape with reduced noise and more sustainable project development.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-13 15:21
Honestly, this fee mechanism is indeed excellent, directly raising the barrier for trash projects.
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LongTermDreamer
· 01-13 01:03
Sounds nice, but in reality, it's just about harvesting new investors and pretending to set barriers. We'll see the results in three years.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 01-10 16:00
To be honest, this mechanism sounds good, but can it really block those scam project teams?
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YieldHunter
· 01-10 15:49
honestly if you look at the data, most projects will just find workarounds anyway... lockup periods don't stop determined degens from rugging, they just add friction tbh
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RetailTherapist
· 01-10 15:43
Wow, someone finally took the locking mechanism seriously. Otherwise, those trash coins would really clog up the chain.
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MissingSats
· 01-10 15:37
This mechanism sounds good, but I wonder if some big players might find a loophole...
A SOL deployment fee structure combined with temporary creator fee lockup periods offers a practical approach to curbing network spam and reducing adversarial behavior. By requiring meaningful economic commitment at launch, projects face higher barriers to low-effort or malicious token deployments. The staggered fee release mechanism simultaneously protects creator incentives while maintaining market discipline. This dual mechanism tackles two critical pain points: first, it raises the cost threshold for spam tokens flooding the ecosystem; second, it aligns creator interests with long-term project viability rather than short-term extraction. The result is a healthier token landscape with reduced noise and more sustainable project development.