Tokenomics
The Tokenomics of AI Fungible Token is designed to support the platform’s long-term sustainability, incentivize active participation, and foster a vibrant ecosystem for creators, traders, and collectors. The native utility token, $AIFT, plays a central role in the platform’s economy, offering a variety of use cases and benefits for holders. Below is a detailed breakdown of the tokenomics structure, including the total supply, distribution, and utility of the $AIFT token.
Token Info
Token Symbol: $AIFT
Total Supply: 21,000,000 $AIFT tokens will be minted in total, providing a fixed supply to ensure scarcity and value retention over time.
Token Allocation
The $AIFT tokens will be distributed across various sectors of the platform to ensure fair access and support for the ecosystem’s growth. The allocation is as follows:
Public Creator: 70% The majority of the tokens are allocated to the public and creators using the platform. This allocation ensures that creators, collectors, and the community receive a significant portion of the supply to encourage adoption and participation.
Team & Advisors: 5% A small portion is reserved for the development team behind AI Fungible Token. This allocation incentivizes the team to continue developing the platform while ensuring they remain aligned with the community’s long-term interests.
Creator Incentive Pool: 10% These tokens will be used to incentivize creators on the platform, rewarding those who bring high-quality content, drive engagement, and actively participate in the ecosystem.
Ecosystem: 10% Tokens are reserved for platform growth and ecosystem development, including partnerships, promotions, and community-building efforts. This allocation supports the ongoing expansion and success of AI Fungible Token.
Marketing: 5% These tokens are used to expand the platform's reach and build strategic partnerships. Marketing campaigns to attract new users and new projects are included. Enhanced collaboration with the blockchain ecosystem, businesses and AI organisations.
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