♻️Plain-language explanation of ACO allocation logic
The total supply is 1 billion units, and it is never issued above that amount—so there won’t be any “inflation” or hidden extra minting like some projects do. Your coins won’t be diluted.
Of these 1 billion, more than half (55%) is used to reward ordinary users. As long as you participate in the ecosystem (for example, running nodes or providing liquidity), you can gradually “mine” them based on your contributions. The key point is: the team and private placements did not get to reserve/lock up positions in advance. These coins are earned through real work by the community, so the holdings won’t end up concentrated among just a few people.
The remaining 25% is managed by the foundation, specifically for technology upgrades and global promotion. Every spending transaction can be traced on-chain; you can verify each payment. Another 20% goes to the team and early supporters, but they must lock their tokens for a very, very long time, releasing them slowly over time. There is absolutely no permission for them to dump everything right after launch. This design is meant to prevent “big holders” from selling off and crashing the token price, forcing the team to stay tied to the ecosystem long-term. In short, this mechanism ensures that everyone’s gains come from the ecosystem’s growth—not from each other cutting each other’s “onions.”
The total supply is 1 billion units, and it is never issued above that amount—so there won’t be any “inflation” or hidden extra minting like some projects do. Your coins won’t be diluted.
Of these 1 billion, more than half (55%) is used to reward ordinary users. As long as you participate in the ecosystem (for example, running nodes or providing liquidity), you can gradually “mine” them based on your contributions. The key point is: the team and private placements did not get to reserve/lock up positions in advance. These coins are earned through real work by the community, so the holdings won’t end up concentrated among just a few people.
The remaining 25% is managed by the foundation, specifically for technology upgrades and global promotion. Every spending transaction can be traced on-chain; you can verify each payment. Another 20% goes to the team and early supporters, but they must lock their tokens for a very, very long time, releasing them slowly over time. There is absolutely no permission for them to dump everything right after launch. This design is meant to prevent “big holders” from selling off and crashing the token price, forcing the team to stay tied to the ecosystem long-term. In short, this mechanism ensures that everyone’s gains come from the ecosystem’s growth—not from each other cutting each other’s “onions.”
