Supply and Emissions

(Note: Specific numbers are hypothetical since not provided here)

Tokery has a fixed maximum supply of $TOFI (let’s say 1 billion tokens) with a release schedule over time. A portion was allocated to initial investors, a portion to the team (vesting over several years), and a large portion reserved for ecosystem incentives (staking, liquidity mining, community grants).
The token has a gradual release to avoid flooding the market. For instance, staking rewards may come from a pool that emits tokens linearly over 4 years. This ensures early adopters are rewarded but also that later participants still have incentives available.
Tokery may also implement buyback and burn strategies: e.g., use a percentage of platform fees to buy $TOFI off the market and burn it, which can make the token deflationary in the long run, benefiting holders as platform usage increases.

Last updated 2 days ago

(Note: Specific numbers are hypothetical since not provided here)

Tokery has a fixed maximum supply of $TOFI (let’s say 1 billion tokens) with a release schedule over time. A portion was allocated to initial investors, a portion to the team (vesting over several years), and a large portion reserved for ecosystem incentives (staking, liquidity mining, community grants).
The token has a gradual release to avoid flooding the market. For instance, staking rewards may come from a pool that emits tokens linearly over 4 years. This ensures early adopters are rewarded but also that later participants still have incentives available.
Tokery may also implement buyback and burn strategies: e.g., use a percentage of platform fees to buy $TOFI off the market and burn it, which can make the token deflationary in the long run, benefiting holders as platform usage increases.

Last updated 2 days ago