Gala Music plans to revolutionize the ecosystem with a major overhaul of the $MUSIC token economics model. According to Gala News, the update aims to improve transparency, equity and sustainability within the platform.
Dynamic emissions model
The most notable change is $MUSIC’s switch to a dynamic emission model. Previously, with the launch of the new track, emissions are now linked to overall ecosystem activity. This change means that, even within the maximum limits set, daily emissions will increase with higher platform participation, while emissions will decrease with fewer days of activity, maintaining a minimum limit to stabilize fluctuations. The model is designed to gradually taper off as the ecosystem grows, promoting a balanced and sustainable supply of $MUSIC. The details of this model are detailed in Section 3.4 of the paper.
Standardized rewards for jukebox nodes
Another major update is the standardization of rewards for jukebox node operators. Going forward, nodes with a minimum uptime of 20 hours per day will receive a portion of the daily reward, eliminating previous volatility related to track performance and number of paired tracks. This change is intended to make rewards more predictable based on node availability rather than direct track hosting. Additionally, users with more than 15 node slots can earn daily ecosystem support points and receive additional rewards from the daily ESA pool.
Remove track rarity
Gala Music is removing track upgradeability and rarity systems to streamline the rewards system. Track rewards are now determined solely by popularity and circulation, creating an equitable structure where success is based on actual music engagement. However, exclusive tracks will continue to offer enhanced rewards to encourage the release of unique content on the platform.
These updates signify a forward-thinking approach to tokenomics within the Gala Music ecosystem aimed at sustainability, fairness, and improved community engagement. The future of $MUSIC promises greater transparency, deeper artist-fan connections, and decentralized growth.
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