# Post-Minting Token Release Mechanism
To ensure a fair, predictable, and influence-driven token distribution, KOLMint adopts a dynamic release coefficient model that replaces the traditional fixed “1% daily unlock” rule commonly seen in legacy Defi systems. Instead, KOLMint introduces an adaptive mechanism tied directly to each user’s Element Set completion level, creating a transparent and merit-based unlocking curve.
#### **6.1 Dynamic Release Coefficient (K)**
Each user’s daily unlock ratio is determined by the Release Coefficient **K**, defined as:
***K=0.4+0.6×(N/12)***
Where:
* **N** = Number of Influence Elements activated on the user’s Planet
* **0 ≤ N ≤ 12**
* **K** corresponds to the user’s **daily unlocking percentage**, ranging from **0.4% to 1.0%**
**Interpretation**
* Users with fewer activated Elements receive a lower release percentage.
* Users who complete more Elements—thereby demonstrating stronger social influence—unlock a higher proportion of their mined tokens.
* A fully activated 12-Element Planet yields the **maximum unlock rate of 1.0% per cycle**.
This creates a progression system where influence, ecosystem participation, and module completion directly enhance token liquidity for the user.
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#### **6.2 Rationale Behind the Model**
The design goals of the dynamic release mechanism are:
**① Prevent Excessive Early-Stage Sell Pressure**
Low-completion users unlock slowly (0.4% level), protecting the market from premature mass distribution.
**② Create Strong Incentives for Influence Building**
Completing more Elements increases K, directly rewarding active KOLs and users with higher visibility and engagement.
**③ Align Token Circulation With User Contribution**
Tokens are not merely mined—**they must be earned again** through influence, making the system resistant to bot farming and Sybil attacks.
**④ Ensure Sustainable Long-Term Emissions**
The 0.4%–1.0% daily interval creates a mathematically bounded release curve, allowing predictable emission modeling across all user cohorts.
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