The 40% surge of the AT token has attracted a lot of attention, but experienced community members are pondering the overlooked details in the white paper. Some analysts have uncovered that node rewards actually come from profit sharing of real business operations, rather than just issuing more tokens to inflate the supply. This discovery is quite interesting—what seems like a routine governance action might actually be quietly changing the supply and demand dynamics of AT. Is this the beginning of a new wave of value extraction, or just another repeat of fleeting stories? It's hard to say at the moment. However, from these discussions, it’s clear that the community’s focus on the project's fundamentals is indeed increasing.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 3h ago
Profit distribution rather than issuing tokens? Now that's interesting, finally a project that doesn't follow the old套路, haha.
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The supply and demand logic behind the 40% increase deserves to be explored, but I'm worried it might just be another feast for the little guys.
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Details of the white paper have been uncovered, indicating that the community is indeed growing, I have to admit that.
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Node rewards based on actual business profits? It only counts if it really materializes. I've seen many projects that sound good.
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Looking back, can this logical chain hold up? Feels like a question mark.
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Yesterday, I saw another project using the same套路, and in the end... you all know what happened.
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If the supply and demand pattern truly changes, the price of the coin will speak, not just empty talk.
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NFTRegretful
· 18h ago
The details hidden in the white paper are the real deal, unlike some projects that can pump the market just by hype.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-27 08:52
Wait, are you saying that node rewards really come from actual business rather than just air? If that's true, then those projects that relied on inflation to sustain themselves should reflect on themselves.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 12-27 08:52
Wait, do node rewards really come from actual profits? Let's see what the white paper says, don't get caught in another trap.
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AllInAlice
· 12-27 08:51
Real gains come from business profits, not from printing money. This is what long-term looks like.
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NervousFingers
· 12-27 08:45
The true profit distribution logic, now this is interesting. Is it just another round of scamming the newbies?
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-27 08:37
Really? Isn't the profit distribution just water coins? Whether it's reliable or not depends on the subsequent actions.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12-27 08:35
Profit sharing is not about issuing tokens, this must be acknowledged, but the question is, can the business really sustain itself?
The 40% surge of the AT token has attracted a lot of attention, but experienced community members are pondering the overlooked details in the white paper. Some analysts have uncovered that node rewards actually come from profit sharing of real business operations, rather than just issuing more tokens to inflate the supply. This discovery is quite interesting—what seems like a routine governance action might actually be quietly changing the supply and demand dynamics of AT. Is this the beginning of a new wave of value extraction, or just another repeat of fleeting stories? It's hard to say at the moment. However, from these discussions, it’s clear that the community’s focus on the project's fundamentals is indeed increasing.