You've probably heard of the MegaETH chain, which Vitalik Buterin also sponsored about a year ago. After a presale (ICO), mainnet farming began (2.5%), but I believe it's not worth farming. $Mega has a "dynamic supply". What does that mean? Tokens are unlocked based on blockchain usage. Issuance includes vesting and unlocking, but staking rewards aren't linear: $Mega is issued if there's actual blockchain usage (KPI rewards).

Tokenomics:
- Initial supply: approximately 11% (very low, therefore high future dilution) + 2.5% incentives + 31.7% unlocking/vesting (team/venture capital. The foundation is included in this supply and can use the tokens for incentives and grants) with a 1-year cliff and 3-year linear vesting.

- KPI Rewards (53%): distributed only if blockchain usage increases (milestone). Essentially, $Mega stakers are incentivized to use the blockchain to unlock rewards (which will then likely be subject to "selling pressure").

In $Mega tokenomics, a very important role is played by the USDm stablecoin, which aims to generate revenue that will then be used to purchase $Mega on the open market. What is the fate of these $Mega tokens? Note that they aren't burned; it's a buyback, so they could be redistributed as rewards or grants in the future, negatively impacting the price (though they could also decide to burn them).

Game theory is based on the growth of the TVL (Token Value Locked), blockchain usage (which is why activities are incentivized with points), and whether USDm revenues will offset the massive inflation expected in the coming months/years.
Of course, no one can rule out speculative increases in the token, but it's worth noting that Buterin praised the blockchain from a technical standpoint over a year ago, only to later change his opinion on Layer 2 (considering it useless).

From a mainnet incentive standpoint, 2.5% supply represents about $30-40 million if the price holds (about 1B/1.5B FDV). That's not a great deal if you plan on spending money on NFT mints and the like. Keep in mind that Scroll (a terrible airdrop) distributed $70-80 million. Linea (a terrible airdrop) distributed about $150 million. Large airdrops have distributed between $700 million and $1 billion (Zksync, Arbitrum, Starknet, Wormhole). Hyperliquid, a generational wealth airdrop, distributed nearly $10 billion (in ATH) in $Hype tokens.

The team made several mistakes:

1) Not giving retropoints to those who used MegaETH in the last 6-7 months (APR is 0%, users who used Aave or Kumbaya took the risk for what?). Many of these users have moved elsewhere (myself included).

2) Points campaigns often fail from an airdrop perspective (remember Linea, Blast, Scroll, Taiko? All failed airdrops, not worth the fees/time spent, and chains that practically ended after the incentives ran out, with TVL plummeting). Points farming with "deposits" and LP is a game for teams/VC that place $150-200M on-chain and farm almost all the points.

3) Those who hold certain NFT, those who participated in the presale, and those who pre-deposited start with a points boost of 200% to 650%.

4) Tokenomics are not good: low supply at TGE (about 11%), mainly from the ICO, $Mega already almost at its presale price (0.10$), 32% of future supply held by teams/VC/foundations.

5) Some projects, such as Blackhaven, are controversial. This platform is similar to Olympus DAO and Wonderland (platforms that collapsed between 2021 and 2022 due to an unsustainable model): the idea is to "lock" liquidity (reserve) by providing a token that should maintain the peg through incentives and arbitrage.

6) Game theory is based on completing tasks (quests) to accumulate points and USDm grows. The model is similar to Blast Chain. USDm also has a large inorganic supply (about 80% on-chain liquidity comes from Ethena).

Personally, I'm not farming it; I've withdrawn and bridged elsewhere. Don't make the mistake of saying "free tokens are tokens free". This makes sense if you don't have to spend too many fees on quests and NFT mints. It's easy to talk badly these days, but if you follow my threads on DeBank and the few I do on X, you're in luck because for weeks I've been saying that farming it isn't worthwhile and there are so many red flags! 

I also recommended selling $Mega at TGE ($0.24). Unfortunately, however, people tend to only follow those with 10k-50k (bot) followers (who are often simply paid people who don't understand anything about tokenomics and airdrops).

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