> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://monopolyprotocolone.gitbook.io/monopolyprotocol-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://monopolyprotocolone.gitbook.io/monopolyprotocol-docs/tokenomics/zeusv-token-economics.md). # Mono Token Economics ## 6.1 Functions of Mono Mono is the protocol’s sole token for value settlement and utility. It does not represent equity, debt claims, rights in real-world assets or a commitment to fixed returns. The main uses of Mono include: | **Use case** | **Role of Mono** | | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Prediction markets | Create complete sets, purchase outcome shares and settle markets. | | Trading fees | Pay fees for market trading, settlement or protocol services. | | Liquidity support | Support liquidity arrangements for early and subsequent markets. | | Ecosystem incentives | Incentivize genuine users, developers, data contributors and partners. | | Risk reserves | Provide reserve support for expressly defined protocol risk scenarios. | | Governance participation | Participate in relevant proposals and voting as governance gradually opens. | ## 6.2 Supply and Allocation The maximum supply of Mono is 1 billion tokens. The protocol provides no authority to mint additional tokens beyond this maximum. | **Allocation category** | **Share of total supply** | **Main use** | | -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | User participation and long-term incentives | 28% | Prediction market participation, meaningful contributions, task incentives and long-term ecosystem retention. | | RWA data and asset ecosystem | 15% | Data integration, research, asset service partnerships and future ecosystem development. | | Trading liquidity and market support | 10% | Market launch, liquidity management and trading depth support. | | Strategic participants and ecosystem collaboration | 10% | Long-term strategic partnerships, infrastructure collaboration and ecosystem resource development. | | Long-term builders | 12% | Product, technology, security, RWA, risk and operations development. | | Risk reserve | 8% | Dedicated reserves for settlement, data and protocol risks. | | Treasury and long-term development | 11.8% | Long-term protocol operations, governance and future development. | | Ecosystem contributor and partner incentives | 4% | Developers, educational content, community operations, infrastructure promotion and ecosystem partnerships. | | Ecosystem launch allocation | 1.2% | Community launch, early market participation and launch liquidity. | | Total | 100% | — | ### Mono Token Supply and Allocation Maximum supply: 1,000,000,000 Mono. Allocations total 100%.
Note: The chart shows the functional allocation of the maximum supply, not the freely circulating supply at launch. Lockups, linear releases, milestone-based triggers and dedicated treasury rules for each allocation are governed by the release arrangements in the whitepaper and subsequent on-chain disclosures. ## 6.3 Composition of the Long Term Builder Allocation The long-term builder allocation supports ongoing product delivery and protocol maintenance. It should not be regarded as a source of short-term market circulation. | **Development area** | **Share of total supply** | | --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | | Core product and protocol development | 4% | | Prediction market mechanisms and risk systems | 2% | | RWA technology, data and research | 2% | | Security, infrastructure and audit support | 1.5% | | Ecosystem and business development | 1.5% | | Community and long-term operations | 1% | | Total | 12% | ## 6.4 Release Principles Token release follows the principles of long-term development, verifiable contributions and market stability. Except for the ecosystem launch allocation, other tokens do not form part of the freely circulating supply at protocol launch. | **Allocation category** | **Available at launch** | **Lockup and release principles** | | -------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Ecosystem launch allocation | 100% | Used for community launch and initial market support. | | User participation and long-term incentives | 0% | Released gradually according to user behavior, contributions and campaign rules. | | Trading liquidity and market support | 0% | Held in a dedicated reserve and used according to market needs and publicly disclosed rules. | | RWA data and asset ecosystem | 0% | Locked for 12 months, followed by linear release over 36 months. | | Strategic participants and ecosystem collaboration | 0% | Locked for 6 months, followed by linear release over 24 months. | | Ecosystem contributor and partner incentives | 10% | 0.4% of total supply released at TGE; the remainder released linearly over 24 months. | | Long-term builders | 0% | Locked for 12 months, followed by linear release over 36 months. | | Risk reserve | 0% | Held in a dedicated vault and activated only under the risk rules. | | Treasury and long-term development | 0% | Locked for 12 months, followed by linear release over 48 months. | Specific names of strategic participants, ecosystem partners and contributors, commercial terms, pricing arrangements and partnership agreements are outside the disclosure scope of this whitepaper. Their allocations must nevertheless be subject to publicly disclosed lockup, release and on-chain verifiable rules.