
(Source: TakerProtocol)Taker Protocol is not just a DeFi protocol, nor is it another Ethereum L2 container. It is a large-scale incentive system designed for the BTCFi world, connecting Bitcoin assets and applications through the integration of BTC derivatives such as LSD (Liquid Staking Derivatives) and LRT (Liquidity Restaking Tokens), creating a self-reinforcing economic flywheel. Its core features include:
Focus on individual BTC holders: Designed for general users, lowering the entry threshold.
Support for various BTC derivatives: such as LSDs and LRTs, providing comprehensive integration of BTC liquidity.
EVM Compatible Chain Taker Chain: Supports existing dApps and development tools, facilitating deployment and migration.
Diverse Incentive Modules: From tasks, NFTs, swaps to lending, a variety of participation mechanisms drive user engagement.
Ecosystem Incentives (30%): Used to reward developers, participants, and application development, driving overall network growth.
Core contributors (13%): Rewards for the team and advisors to ensure long-term investment and stability of the project.
Foundation Reserve (12%): Backup funds to support future research and development, operations, and strategic adjustments.
Investors (15%): Reserved for early funding providers to support project expansion.
Staking and Validation Rewards (10%): Used to reward validators and nominators, ensuring network security and stability.
Community Expansion and Marketing (8%): Promotional activities, partnerships, event rewards, etc.
Liquidity (2%): Ensure that there is sufficient liquidity support on the exchange and platform.
Community Pioneer Reward (10%): For early participants, such as Laser Cat NFT holders and airdrop beneficiaries.
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