Tokenomics

Supply model, allocation breakdown, and economic design for the MARK token. Intentionally simple. Publicly documented. On-chain verifiable.

Supply Model

The MARK token has a permanently fixed supply. All tokens are created at the moment of contract deployment. There is no mechanism to create or destroy tokens programmatically.

100M
Total Supply
0
Mint Functions
0
Burn Functions
0%
Inflation Rate
Property Value
Total Supply100,000,000 MARK
Decimals18
Supply TypeFixed — no minting or inflation
Burn MechanismNone (voluntary dead-address sends only)
Transfer Tax0%
StandardERC-20 + EIP-2612 Permit

Supply Allocation

Allocation is straightforward and documented before launch. There are three allocations with no hidden buckets.

Allocation Amount Percentage Purpose
DEX Liquidity 50,000,000 50% Paired with ETH in the primary DEX pool
Project Operations 35,000,000 35% Development, integrations, community incentives, contingency
Founder 15,000,000 15% Founder allocation with publicly committed schedule
Honest disclosure The founder directly controls 15% of supply (founder wallet) and has administrative control over 35% (operations wallet). This means 50% of supply is under the founder's influence. This is transparently documented and all wallet addresses will be published. On-chain vesting for the founder allocation is planned but not implemented at launch.

Liquidity Strategy

50% of the MARK supply is allocated to the initial DEX liquidity pool, paired with ETH.

Key Facts

  • Primary DEX: Uniswap V3 or Aerodrome on Base
  • Trading pair: MARK/ETH
  • LP tokens will be locked for a minimum of 6–12 months
  • LP lock transaction and proof URL will be published
  • Lock provider: Team.Finance, Unicrypt, or equivalent reputable service

What This Means

Once liquidity is locked, the paired MARK tokens and ETH cannot be withdrawn until the lock expires. This provides assurance that the liquidity pool will persist for the lock duration. It does not guarantee the token's price, trading volume, or continued project activity.

What You Should Not Infer

Tokenomics documents in crypto are often used to imply value that does not exist. To be clear:

  • Allocation percentages do not imply market value or future price
  • "Fixed supply" does not mean the price will increase — it means no new tokens can be created
  • The operations allocation is not locked by code and relies on the founder's commitment
  • No vesting contract exists at launch — this is a known credibility gap
  • The token's purpose is tied to a product (attestation registry) that does not yet exist
  • Having tokenomics documented does not make the token an investment product