launchpad, (Starlaunch) has an interesting model for funding new projects. They use a TWO token system: one main token and another semi-temporary "TGE token". You earn TGE tokens by staking the main token. The TGE tokens give you an allocation in the TGE, i.e a right to buy a certain amount of the launched token. You can also opt to save all or some of the TGE tokens for later launches. But assuming that you do want to buy in the launch, then your allocation size is proportional to how much TGE tokens you put relative to total number of TGE tokens that the community puts in.
The spent TGE tokens are burnt at TGE. (Actually, starlaunch have suitably named the temporary TGE token "Hydrazine/H2N4" to imply it is a fuel.)
I think you can see where I'm going with this: Translated to SNET this would increase the incentive to hold and stake AGIX, long term. It would remove the current crazy 90-second TGE fights that probably leave more(!) people disappointed than happy - that is no small problem! Instead it gives the end user a feeling of being in control: "Do I want to spend my TGE tokens on this or wait until next launch, or even just sell the TGE tokens?". It would *ensure* that everyone can get some of the launched tokens if they wanted to - and what they get is proportional to how much AGIX they choose to stake AND how much TGE token they choose to put in.
It is also interesting "psychologically"; The strategy should make it clearer that SNET is the mother project and it will, even at a token level, be obvious that spinoff projects both use and benefit AGIX and the whole ecosystem.
there will be opportunity to present launchpad allocation proposals soon
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