What is
Fair launch — запуск без премайна и инсайдерских аллокаций: распределение происходит публично (часто через майнинг).
Честный запуск стремится минимизировать преимущество инсайдеров: нет скрытых распределений до старта, а участие доступно широкой аудитории. Это может снижать конфликт интересов и усиливать доверие к экономике протокола, хотя не гарантирует успеха проекта.
Более равный старт распределения актива
Снижение давления продаж со стороны инсайдеров
Усиление доверия к экономике проекта
Ergo launched on July 1, 2019 with block #1. The treasury receives 7.5% of block rewards (decreasing over time) for ecosystem development, but this is transparent, on-chain, and community-governed - not a pre-mine or founder allocation.
Common questions about this topic
Ergo supports a full ecosystem: trade on Spectrum DEX, use SigmaUSD stablecoin, mix transactions with ErgoMixer, collect NFTs on SkyHarbor, mine with GPUs, lend/borrow on DuckPools, bridge to other chains via Rosen, and build dApps with ErgoScript. It's a complete platform for decentralized finance and applications.
This is not financial advice. Ergo has strong fundamentals: fair launch (no VC dump risk), innovative technology (eUTXO, Sigma Protocols, NiPoPoWs), active development, and a cypherpunk ethos. It's a smaller market cap project with higher risk/reward than established chains. Research thoroughly, understand the technology, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
Ergo had no pre-mine, no ICO, no VC allocation. 100% of ERG comes from mining. This means no insiders dumping on you, no VCs controlling governance, no foundation with majority stake. Fair launch creates genuine decentralization - the network belongs to miners and users, not early investors seeking exit liquidity.
MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) is profit extracted by reordering, inserting, or censoring transactions - think front-running and sandwich attacks. Ergo's eUTXO model provides structural MEV resistance: transactions reference specific boxes (UTXOs), making reordering attacks much harder. There's no shared global state to exploit like in account-based chains.