AlignerZ Labs's solution is indeed interesting. This system revolves around locked tokens and introduces three innovative features.
First is trading. Your locked tokens don't necessarily have to wait until unlock to be liquidated; they can be directly transferred to others, who then assume the remaining lock-up period—this provides holders with an early liquidation opportunity and allows the new holder to acquire tokens at a lower price.
Second is splitting. Suppose you have 1000 tokens locked for 6 months; now you can split them—for example, 500 tokens are unlocked immediately, and the other 500 remain locked. This gives users more flexible fund management options.
Finally, is merging. You might have tokens obtained from different sources with varying lock-up periods; this feature allows you to consolidate these fragmented positions. This design effectively addresses the liquidity issues associated with traditional token locking.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 10h ago
Can I still trade during the lock-up period? If so, isn't that essentially a disguised unlock? It seems quite risky.
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BlockchainGriller
· 10h ago
Wow, this logic is really clever. Who would have thought that locking tokens could be played like this?
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fomo_fighter
· 11h ago
Yeah, this idea is really good. Finally, someone has thought of solving the pain point of the lock-up period.
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MelonField
· 11h ago
Wow, this trading logic is really awesome. You can resell during the lock-up period? Isn't this just turning dead money into active funds? The person who came up with this must have a quick mind.
AlignerZ Labs's solution is indeed interesting. This system revolves around locked tokens and introduces three innovative features.
First is trading. Your locked tokens don't necessarily have to wait until unlock to be liquidated; they can be directly transferred to others, who then assume the remaining lock-up period—this provides holders with an early liquidation opportunity and allows the new holder to acquire tokens at a lower price.
Second is splitting. Suppose you have 1000 tokens locked for 6 months; now you can split them—for example, 500 tokens are unlocked immediately, and the other 500 remain locked. This gives users more flexible fund management options.
Finally, is merging. You might have tokens obtained from different sources with varying lock-up periods; this feature allows you to consolidate these fragmented positions. This design effectively addresses the liquidity issues associated with traditional token locking.