Fractal Bitcoin: Expected to launch mainnet on September 9, 80% of tokens allocated to the community
On August 27, Bitcoin extension network Fractal Bitcoin posted on social platforms that it is expected to launch mainnet on September 9. And announced the token economics, 80% allocated to the community, 20% allocated to the team and contributors (with a lock-up period). Among them, POW mining accounts for 50%, ecosystem treasury accounts for 15%, pre-sale accounts for 5%, consultants account for 5%, community Grants account for 10%, and core contributors account for 15%.
brc-20 on Fractal will be activated at block height 21,000 on the Fractal mainnet; PizzaSwap on Fractal (formerly known as Fractal Swap) will be launched on the testnet this week; once PizzaSwap is online, the official will begin testing the embedded mini-asset bridge, allowing users to transfer BTC and other assets between Bitcoin and Fractal.
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