PANews reported on April 26 that Lava Network, a modular blockchain infrastructure developer, released a LAVA tokenomics. LAVA Token has a fixed supply of 1 billion and uses a deflationary mechanism to attract API providers in the initial stage of Mainnet. Among them, 25% Token will be used for future programs and reward reserves (6.6% Token will be allocated to provider rewards monthly), 31% Token will be used for R&D and ecosystem protocol maintenance and development, 17% Token will be distributed to investors, and 27% Token will be distributed to contributors such as early contributors, core team, advisors, etc.
In addition, validators rewards decrease as the LAVA stake percentage increases, decreasing linearly between 60% and 80%. When the stake ratio reaches 80%, the reward and half of the subscription fee will be burned, making it no longer in circulation. LAVA Token holders have the option to Token stake to validators, re-stake with providers, and participate in on-chain governance. Users purchase LAVA subscription plans on-chain to access various API "specifications" through the Lava protocol. A "specification" is a module object defined by the administration that specifies the types of APIs that the provider must support. Providers stake Token on a single "specification" to ensure the integrity of their services.
Previously, in February, the modular blockchain LavaNetwork completed a $15 million seed round of financing.