DoubleZero: The 2Z token has three core functions: utility, efficiency, and security

According to Foresight News, DoubleZero, a decentralized framework for creating and managing high-performance permissionless networks, has announced the economics of the 2Z token. The 2Z token has three core functions in the DoubleZero ecosystem: utility (a trading medium for network services), efficiency (rewards for network contributions), and security (staking and value redistribution). Specifically, users pay for high-performance connectivity fees using 2Z, while network contributors receive 2Z as compensation for providing infrastructure. Contributors receive 2Z tokens based on their level of improvement in network performance, and the reward system uses Shapley values to calculate fair distribution based on each contributor's influence. In addition, 2Z strengthens protocol security through pledging (to ensure link quality), destruction (to ensure integrity), and inflation (to provide funding for joint network operations). In addition, DoubleZero will allocate 150 million 2Z tokens for token sales launched on the CoinList platform, with a lock up period of 1 year for US buyers and 40 days from the date of sale or mainnet launch for non US buyers. The relevant timeline is as follows: interest submission and verifier verification will be open from April 2nd to 10th, KYC/KYB and authentication verification (in the United States) will be open from April 2nd to 22nd, allocation information will be announced on April 15th, and the purchase period will be from April 15th to 22nd.