#代币经济设计 I just saw the details of Lighter's TGE announcement, and I was a bit confused but also very excited. The community token allocation is 50%, what does that mean? It seems many projects emphasize "community first," but the specifics of the distribution and the actual benefits for token holders are still a bit unclear.

The 25% airdrop is directly sent to wallets without claiming, which is quite considerate, saving us from having to manually claim it on the official website. But what I'm most interested in is the token buyback mechanism—although the exact amount hasn't been decided yet, it seems to imply that the project will use revenue to buy back tokens to maintain the price? Could this reduce our risks?

I also have a question for everyone: LIT was initially only traded on the Lighter platform, and we have to wait for Coinbase and Bybit to trade it. Does this mean liquidity will be limited? Should I wait until it's listed on more exchanges before buying? Additionally, the tokenomics details will be gradually announced, so it seems we need to be patient to understand the full design logic.

Can any experts explain what exactly "value will flow to the token" means? It sounds very important, but I haven't fully understood it yet.