
Understanding Analysoor (Zero), a New Protocol on Solana: A Novel IDO Model Solving Fair Distribution Challenges
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Understanding Analysoor (Zero), a New Protocol on Solana: A Novel IDO Model Solving Fair Distribution Challenges
Zero uses block hash randomness combined with participants' cost of participation to prevent large holders or sophisticated players from cornering the token.
By: Ri Yue Xiao Chu
KOL names are now suffixed with the mysterious (0,1) symbol—Is it a secret code or a sign of an extraordinary new project?
Zero is an innovative protocol on Solana: aiming to enable fair launches for Memes and NFTs while solving liquidity issues.
Let's examine inscription mania as a case study for fairness in launches:
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Scientists use tools to frontrun and batch-mint inscriptions—As a retail investor, do you think that’s fair?
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Whales use capital to monopolize inscriptions—As a retail investor, do you think that’s fair?
From Ordi, Atom to Rune, inscription projects have been reshaping fair distribution. And those who set the standard first often get to eat the most crab meat.
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Ordi defined inscriptions, and the resulting boom cemented its market dominance, boosting Ordi's market cap;
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(0,1) is redefining a fair launch token distribution model—the more future projects adopt this method, the more value will flow back into the Zero ecosystem;
Zero's Fair Launch Token Distribution Model (Very Interesting)
This is a fair distribution mechanism that uses block hash randomness combined with participant costs to exclude whales and scientists. Let's take Zero itself as an example:
1. The Solana blockchain generates a new block approximately every 400 milliseconds;
2. If only one valid mint request is selected per block, minting a full collection of 10,000 NFTs would take about 1 hour and 30 minutes;
3. Each block has a unique identifier called the block hash. This hash value is unknown before the block is confirmed, making it an ideal source of randomness;
4. Method to select winning mints/transactions:
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First, extract the first digit from the block hash (e.g., the '6' in "6MjVseMy2khAe1hXnhwFCMZ6FhzuBpaLaezFYnCxZQuN") to determine the winning transaction;
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Then, extract all digits from the hash (e.g., 6216), check if their sum is even, to determine whether counting starts from top to bottom;
5. Implementation details:
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If the sum of digits in the block hash is even, count transactions from top to bottom; if odd, reverse the order;
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Using the first extracted digit '6' from the block hash, select the first transaction containing the number '6';
6. The only possible way to cheat is to submit multiple mint requests within a single block—but the genius of (0,1) design is that each mint carries a cost, meaning whales or scientists attempting to dominate a block could suffer heavy losses.
(0,1) not only solves fair distribution but also addresses liquidity challenges.
All minting fees are used to provide liquidity for tokens/NFTs:
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For SPL tokens, half the supply goes to successful minters, the other half is used to create AMM liquidity;
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For NFT collections, all supply goes to successful minters, while mint proceeds are used to build a Bid wall;
Market Cap Comparison
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Zero ($47M) vs Ordi ($1.1B)
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One ($8M) vs Sols ($100M)
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Upcoming Meme(?) vs Silly ($86M)
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1. The (0,1) team knows how to engage the community well. Beyond the Zero token and One NFT assets, they’ve announced plans to launch a Memecoin;
2. Using the same fair lottery model described above: each attempt costs 0.05 SOL + 1 ZERO. During the 45-minute minting window, 48.5% of collected ZERO will be distributed to successful minter, creating sustained buying pressure on ZERO;
3. Additionally, One NFT holders will receive a 3% airdrop of the new Meme token;
Seeing such an innovative approach to fair launches is truly exciting. Feel free to share any other protocols you've seen launching via Zero's model.
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