️Simple explanation of the ACO allocation logic
The total amount is 1 billion units; no more than that will ever be issued, so there will be no secret additional issuance to inflate the quantity, and your coins will not get diluted.
Of these 1 billion tokens, over half (55%) are allocated as rewards for ordinary users – anyone who contributes to the ecosystem, such as by acting as a node or providing liquidity, can earn these tokens based on their contributions. The key point is that neither the team nor private investors take any of these tokens in advance; they are all earned through actual work done by everyone, so the tokens do not end up in the hands of a few individuals.
The remaining 25% is managed by the foundation and is allocated specifically for technological upgrades and global expansion; every expenditure can be tracked. Another 20% is given to the team and early supporters, but they are required to hold those funds for a long time, releasing them gradually, and it is not allowed for them to sell all their shares at once once the asset goes live. This arrangement is designed to prevent large-scale sales from driving down the price of the asset, thus keeping the team and the ecosystem connected in the long term. In short, this mechanism ensures that everyone earns money from the growth of the ecosystem, rather than exploiting one another.
The total amount is 1 billion units; no more than that will ever be issued, so there will be no secret additional issuance to inflate the quantity, and your coins will not get diluted.
Of these 1 billion tokens, over half (55%) are allocated as rewards for ordinary users – anyone who contributes to the ecosystem, such as by acting as a node or providing liquidity, can earn these tokens based on their contributions. The key point is that neither the team nor private investors take any of these tokens in advance; they are all earned through actual work done by everyone, so the tokens do not end up in the hands of a few individuals.
The remaining 25% is managed by the foundation and is allocated specifically for technological upgrades and global expansion; every expenditure can be tracked. Another 20% is given to the team and early supporters, but they are required to hold those funds for a long time, releasing them gradually, and it is not allowed for them to sell all their shares at once once the asset goes live. This arrangement is designed to prevent large-scale sales from driving down the price of the asset, thus keeping the team and the ecosystem connected in the long term. In short, this mechanism ensures that everyone earns money from the growth of the ecosystem, rather than exploiting one another.
