Internet reports that the decentralized storage project Arweave has officially launched the main-network version of its computing platform AO after a year of test-network phase. Native tokens previously minted and distributed to AR holders and testnet depositors will be transferable after the mainnet is launched. The launch of the AO Mainnet was accompanied by the final release of its native token, which was separate from Arweave's AR token. The maximum supply limit for AO tokens is 21 million, echoing Bitcoin's model. The AO team said it adopted a fair issuance allocation model to distribute tokens to users who bridge assets to the platform and existing AR token holders. Based on holdings, 36% will be allocated to AR holders over time. The remaining 64% is set aside as economic growth incentives, particularly to bridge assets into the AO, which includes rewards for users who deposit assets such as DAI and stETH into the AO ecosystem. Prior to its release, more than $700 million had been pre-bridged to the AO testnet.