♻️ Plain-language explanation of ACO allocation logic
The total supply is 1 billion coins—there will never be even one extra issued, so your tokens won’t be “silently inflated” like in some other projects that quietly mint more.
Of these 1 billion, more than half (55%) are allocated to reward regular users. As long as you participate in the ecosystem (for example, running nodes or providing liquidity), you can slowly mine rewards based on your contributions. The key point is: the team and private placements did not pre-occupy allocations in advance—these coins are all earned by everyone doing real work in the ecosystem, so the holdings won’t be concentrated in a small group of people.
The remaining 25% is managed by the foundation, specifically spent on technology upgrades and global promotion. Every spend is traceable on-chain. There’s also 20% allocated to the team and early supporters, but they must lock their tokens for a very, very long time and release them gradually—absolutely no “dumping all at once” right after listing. This design is meant to prevent big holders from selling off and causing the coin price to crash, forcing the team to stay long-term aligned with the ecosystem.
In simple terms, this mechanism ensures everyone’s gains come from ecosystem growth money—not from each other cutting the same grass.
The total supply is 1 billion coins—there will never be even one extra issued, so your tokens won’t be “silently inflated” like in some other projects that quietly mint more.
Of these 1 billion, more than half (55%) are allocated to reward regular users. As long as you participate in the ecosystem (for example, running nodes or providing liquidity), you can slowly mine rewards based on your contributions. The key point is: the team and private placements did not pre-occupy allocations in advance—these coins are all earned by everyone doing real work in the ecosystem, so the holdings won’t be concentrated in a small group of people.
The remaining 25% is managed by the foundation, specifically spent on technology upgrades and global promotion. Every spend is traceable on-chain. There’s also 20% allocated to the team and early supporters, but they must lock their tokens for a very, very long time and release them gradually—absolutely no “dumping all at once” right after listing. This design is meant to prevent big holders from selling off and causing the coin price to crash, forcing the team to stay long-term aligned with the ecosystem.
In simple terms, this mechanism ensures everyone’s gains come from ecosystem growth money—not from each other cutting the same grass.
