Saga rose more than 17%, breaking through $2.86, and recently launched a new token economy model

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Saga has risen 17.32% in the past 24 hours, with a current price of $2.6797 and a high of $2.8699 during the day, with a surge in market trading volume.

According to the latest developments of the project, on September 21st, Saga launched a new token economy model with the core highlight of "zero-cost infrastructure", providing developers with an almost free Development Environment. The new model not only allows developers to focus on innovation and experimentation without worrying about high infrastructure costs, but also introduces a cost structure of front-end and back-end separation. Front-end users do not need to pay Gas fees, while all transaction fees are returned to developers. In addition, Saga also launched a "Gas fee recovery" mechanism, allowing developers to further reduce usage costs by recycling Gas tokens, providing a seamless and cost-free User Experience.

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