I like their tokenomics because they don't allocate anything to founders or impose fees. I assume it is inherent in a blockchain project because if they allocate a portion of their coins to founders, advisors, or investors, their network may become centralized. That's why I can't say it's a unique feature for their project. However, Pirate Chain has emphasized it. Their distribution is similar to BTC, as they allocate 256 ARRP to miners at the beginning, and then every 388,885 blocks (~270 days), their reward is halved. I think their tokenomics is good because they have a good example from BTC or other PoW blockchains on how to do it. Show Less