The decentralized computing platform IO.NET has just announced the Litepaper version for its new Token economic mechanism called Incentive Dynamic Engine (IDE). This is XEM a significant step in restructuring the entire operating model of the DePIN ecosystem built by the project. IDE is introduced as a Token economic model based on real demand, replacing the previously existing Capital issuance mechanism. The transition to IDE not only helps IO.NET reduce its reliance on printing additional Token but also aims to create a sustainable network that operates according to market signals and the actual demand for AI computing.
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According to published information, Litepaper describes how the IDE model operates based on two parallel incentive modes, thereby optimizing the balance between resource supply, AI computing demand, and incentives for node providers in the ecosystem. A key highlight is the plan to drastically reduce the number of Token in circulation under the old mechanism. Currently, there are approximately 300 million IO Token in circulation; the IDE's goal is to reduce this number by at least 50% in stages to bring the ecosystem to a more stable and attractive state for both users and operators.
