Tokenomics
The WILDCOIN is a utility token with governance features. Using WILDCOIN, you can vote for decision-making within the WILDCOIN ecosystem and purchase items related to animal conservation.
The following is information on the tokenomics of WILDCOIN.
WILDCOIN has a maximum supply of 100 billion tokens, an initial supply of 50 billion tokens minted, and an initial price per token of $.0007. The coin has a market cap of $35M and a fully diluted value of $70M.
Table 1: WILDCOIN Tokenomics
Token Distribution Plan
WILDCOIN community and liquidity: 50% This pool is designated for the community using the WILD dApp to register and manage ADIDs. The Liquidity Pool provides a stable supply of WILDCOIN to the community and partners.
WILDCOIN Partner Reserve: 5% This pool is for airdrops to partners expected to be key supporters of WILDCOIN.
Investors: 25% This pool is reserved for the initial investors in the WILDCOIN project.
Ecosystem contributors: 20% The WILDCOIN project requires contributions from many parties, including the core team, external service providers, developers, marketing, and other essential activities.
Transaction Fees
WILDCOIN transfer fees are designed to be set within a range of 0-0.5% and are set to a maximum of 0.5% for any on-chain transactions. WILDCOIN was designed to be set so that WILDCOIN can adjust these transaction fees based on market conditions. The project will announce any changes to such fees in advance to avoid confusion. However, it should be noted that the maximum allowable fees based on the smart contract settings, which are irrevocable, publicly verifiable, and immutable, are set to 0.5%. Of these transaction fees, 50% will be allocated towards community development, and the remaining will be allocated towards infrastructure development.
Burn Functionality
Token burn functionality is a standard feature of smart contracts. The WILDCOIN smart contract enables any token holder to burn their own tokens. Even if the token burn function was omitted, any holder has the right to send their tokens to a 0x0 address, which is effectively a token burn. The smart contract does not allow the contract owner to burn tokens that are not held and owned by the project. Therefore, users are protected from the contract owner, and they will never have the ability to burn the tokens they hold.
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