Recently I looked at TAIJI’s economic model, and I found that it’s quite different from traditional Meme or ordinary DAO projects.

Many projects’ core logic is still about pumping, issuing tokens, and traffic cycling, but TAIJI is more like building a long-term structure of “a main coin + sub-coin incubation.”
It ties together NFTs, LP, DAO, the treasury, and the sub-coin ecosystem into one whole.
In particular, the treasury design is something I find quite interesting.
All of the tax revenue, NFT income, and buyback funds go into a unified treasury, and then it decides—based on market conditions—whether to do LP dividend distribution or buy back and burn.
When the market is weak, it provides a backstop; when the market is hot, it strengthens deflation.
At least, this mechanism shows that it’s not just letting the market run wild—it’s trying to achieve dynamic balance.
Also, the DAO mechanism is a bit interesting, too.
After voting, TAIJI automatically enters a staking state, which effectively links “governance” directly with “long-term holding.”
Supporting sub-coins means taking on the corresponding cycles and risks, rather than voting casually to get rewards.
To put it simply, it’s trying to filter for people who truly are willing to participate in the ecosystem long-term.
Nowadays many projects talk about community governance, but in reality, few actually bind governance, profits, and the ecosystem so deeply.
I think TAIJI’s whole setup is worth continuing to watch.
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