CoinVoice has recently learned that Sky (formerly MakerDAO) has posted on platform X, stating that a new SPK tokenomics proposal has now been released on the Sky forum. This proposal aims to regulate the issuance of Star tokens, with the first Star token SPK set to launch in the coming months.
It is reported that the initial issuance of Star tokens will last for 10 years, with half of the issuance occurring in the first two years, and subsequently the issuance rate will be halved every two years. Like all future Star tokens, the total supply of SPK will be 10 billion; of which 8 billion will be allocated to three types of recipients: USDS holders, active SKY holders, and sealed SKY holders. SPK is expected to be issued in the coming months; additionally, 1 billion will be allocated for liquidity incentives, and another 1 billion will be allocated for contributor token grants. Both parts of the tokens will be managed by the governance teams of each Star token, with rewards tied to milestones and performance, while liquidity tokens must comply with transparency and reporting systems. [Original link]