CT3 Introduces Demand-based Availability Management for New Contracts and Prepares for Token Listing
Certain contract options, particularly those linked to larger amounts of capacity, may become temporarily unavailable. Their sale will resume once there is conf
In a recent announcement, CT3 introduced Demand-based Availability Management for new Storage Contracts and is preparing for the listing of its token. This move enables the platform to adapt its storage capacity to actual network demand, preventing the accumulation of unused resources. Following the launch of automatic backup service, CT3 has seen a surge in demand for storage, necessitating a more dynamic approach to contract availability.
By issuing contracts only for usable storage capacity, CT3 can align its infrastructure growth with user needs, ensuring a sustainable contract economy. Temporarily unavailability of certain contracts does not signify a reduction in infrastructure but rather insufficient demand for additional capacity. The CT3 token, intended for settlements between platform users and node operators, requires a robust infrastructure and stable user base, which the company is actively working towards prior to the upcoming listing.
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