Product
Development costs
Tooling, prototypes, the parts that go into the next object. We buy the parts before the object earns anything.
Token
The chain is the plumbing.
Never the facade.
We sell an object, not a crypto accessory. The token exists for two jobs: pay the engineers who design the next object, and keep the liquidity honest. Everything below is checkable on-chain.
85% of the supply is locked at launch.
01
Where the supply goes
Four allocations, one total. Hover or focus a bar for its lock terms.
Table view
| Allocation | Share | Lock |
|---|---|---|
| Liquidity pool | 65% | LP position locked |
| Community rewards | 20% | Locked, released over several years |
| Marketing | 10% | 1-year cliff |
| Team | 5% | Linear vesting over 2 years |
| Total | 100% | 85% locked at launch |
02
When it unlocks
Share of each allocation released, month 0 to month 36.
Liquidity pool
0% released
The pool trades; the LP position does not move.
Community rewards
Gradual · multi-year
Still releasing past month 36. Horizon not fixed yet.
Marketing
100% at month 12
A cliff, not a drip. Nothing for a year.
Team
100% at month 24
Linear from day one. No cliff, no acceleration.
Months from launch.
03
What the fee pays for
Every transaction carries a fee. It is split equitably three ways.
1.25%per transaction
Reach
Marketing support
Getting the objects in front of people who would actually put one on a shelf.
Supply
Token burn
The remainder is burned. The supply shrinks when people use the objects, not when we announce something.