Not saying this to push back on your proposal, but I think it’s worth highlighting past discussions/votes around Friendly Fork token allocations
From the original Friendly Fork Proposal:
- Balancer will not give out grants for forking teams, and encourage teams to issue their own separate token (let’s call it f-BAL) on the host chain
- Any eventual protocol revenue or biz model needs to accrue to f-BAL (or to a derivative of it)
- Total supply of f-BAL should be capped
- If uncapped, there should be a detailed explanation of how it would evolve, under what circumstances it could change, etc, so that the total supply after X (1/2/4/8) years could be estimated with some precision
- 20% of f-BAL’s total supply is allocated to the BAL community:
- 15% to the Balancer Treasury
- Subject to a vesting schedule of 6 months
- 5% airdropped pro-rata to a snapshot of BAL holders on mainnet
- Claimable via a merkle redeem contract
- Should account for indirect BAL ownership:
- For BAL in V2 pools: airdrop goes to the BPT holders
- If those BPTs are staked and/or locked inside the Balancer ecosystem: airdrop goes to the stakers/lockers
- The forking team might (but is not required to) take into account other indirect forms of BAL ownership
- Not subject to a lockup
* Minimum of 0.5 BAL to qualify for airdrop, to avoid long merkle branches full of dust f-BAL
* After 3 months, all unclaimed f-BAL is redirected to the Balancer Treasury
* This would naturally include the airdrop to all BAL holding addresses that can’t claim f-BAL such as lending pools, bridges and most CEXs- 80% of f-BAL’s total supply is distributed among f-BAL’s community, which includes:
- 65%: f-BAL Ecosystem Fund: liquidity mining, grants, partnerships and other incentive programs
- 15%: The forking team, subject to a 1 year cliff and a 4 years vesting schedule
From BeethovenX’s Snapshot Vote:
As we launched our token prior to the definition of the Friendly Fork model, the Ballers have agreed to a one time exclusion for Beethoven X. The percentages above are not reflective of the requirements for future Friendly Forks.