Changes in ALAI Token Conditions Post CEX Listing

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

ALAI tokens are set to undergo changes in functionality and profit distribution following the CEX listing scheduled for March 4, 2025. Let's explore the main changes and their impact on both current and future token holders.

Current Functionality

Currently, purchasing ALAI tokens directs funds to a trading pool managed by AI algorithms. Profits are allocated with 50% for dividends and 50% reinvested into the project. Dividends are automatically paid monthly based on the holder’s token count.

Changes Post-Listing

Post CEX listing, tokens must be stored in supported wallets with a requisite holding period to qualify for dividends. Profit distribution will be adjusted to: 25% for dividends, 25% for the team, and 50% reinvested into the trading pool.

Outlook

A monthly trading pool increase of $360,000 to $1,100,000 is expected. By the end of 2025, reinvestments are projected to range from $13,199,000 to $23,067,000 based on varying reinvestment percentages.

These changes aim to ensure the sustainable growth of the AI-managed trading pool and long-term income growth for participants. The new system is expected to provide greater stability and development opportunities for the ecosystem.

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