5 月 27 日，Puffverse 宣布调整其代币经济模型，初始流通量增加 1.79%，调整后为 11.66%。团队分配减少 3%，调整后为 9%。

<div><p>5 月 27 日，Puffverse 宣布调整其代币经济模型，初始流通量增加 1.79%，调整后为 11.66%。团队分配减少 3%，调整后为 9%。</p></div>

Puffverse调整其代币经济模型，初始流通量提高至11.66%

On May 27, Puffverse announced an adjustment to its token economic model, with an initial circulation increase of 1.79%, adjusted to 11.66%. The team allocation was reduced by 3%, adjusted to 9%.

<div><p>On May 27, Announced its economic model,, with initial circulation volume increasing by 1.79%, adjusted to 11.66%. The team allocation reduced by 3%, adjusted to 9%.</p></div>

Puffverse adjusts its token economic model, initial circulation increased to 11.66%

Source: Galaxy Research
Translation: Jinse Finance
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