What is an optimal amount of a token's supply to allocate toward liquidity pools & incentives?

Is 15% too low? Asking for a friend.

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I'm curious: why not more for incentives? In theory, if there are enough incentives, there shouldn't be any need to backstop the pool. But I don't know of any projects that have ever used that approach so I'm probably missing something.

incentives are short-term, you need to bootstrap initial liquidity then enough volume will organically, take degen as example

incentives are short-term, you need to bootstrap initial liquidity then enough volume will organically, take degen as example
https://www.degen.tips/tokenomics