The project says the new model replaces fixed, time-based emissions with token supply adjustments linked to real-time network revenue, in a push toward more sustainable tokenomics.
io.net said it is replacing fixed, time-based token emissions with the Incentive Dynamic Engine, or IDE, a demand-responsive tokenomics system that adjusts token supply based on real-time network revenue. The shift points to a model designed to align emissions more closely with actual network activity rather than a preset issuance schedule, a mechanism often used to improve sustainability when protocol demand changes over time.