The DFINITY Foundation adjusts the Internet Computer economic model: 80% of cloud engine revenue will be allocated to nodes.

PANews reported on February 21 that the DFINITY Foundation announced adjustments to its Internet Computer (ICP) economic model in a post on the X platform.

Under the new plan, the original model of "nodes receiving fixed rewards solely for running" will be updated: 80% of the revenue generated by the cloud engine will be allocated to nodes providing computing power, and 20% will be used to burn ICP tokens. The official statement indicates that multiple node provider associations have begun promoting the Internet Computer-based cloud engine service to enterprises in the European market, aiming to expand enterprise-level application scenarios. This adjustment is seen as more closely linking node revenue to actual business income, while strengthening the value capture capability of ICP tokens through the burning mechanism.