Unfortunately, I learned from AIDOC too late, because the hardcap was already reached. Had I already had tokens in March, then I would probably have chosen this option to lock the tokens for 1 year. But honestly, I only learned about it from your posting :-)
Yeah me too, the only thing is I don't understand is why AIDOC only did the lock-in plan in March and why people can't join in after the lock-in date?
I guess from an administrative point of view having one entry point each year is easier to manage but it really limits the amount of people that lock in their tokens, which is detrimental to AIDOC because they want people to do the lock in as it is beneficial to them.
They could have just said the lock-in plan will start from this date, if someone joins in later then they will receive less tokens/interest than the people that started, this makes more sense to me and I really think AIDOC messed up a little bit on this.
Like you said it will be difficult to manage and the process will be tedious if they do it that way and to be honest a program like that need to be carried out once a year since those participating are going to receive their rewards after a year.
That would make sense given the rewards are to be distributed a year later. Just to fully grasp this; when you lock-in token and basically can't trade them what guarantees do you have about the bonus?
I think there was the possibility to lock the tokens for 3, 6, or 12 months (correct me if I am wrong). Maybe when the first 3 months are over, they will start a new lock-in phase?