Good morning Happy taco Tuesday 🌮 Tokenomics becomes much more interesting when you look at what the largest allocation is actually meant to do. That part of @PlayOnMint caught my attention. $MNTD has a fixed 1B supply, and 30% of it is allocated to Community Rewards. That is not a small slice. What matters more is the role behind it. MINT says the community allocation is designed to reward players , supporters and contributors who help grow the ecosystem. So the token is being connected directly to activity around the platform. Season 1 is already using XP and the leaderboard to determine the first $MNTD allocation. Then the model is designed to continue beyond the initial airdrop. Stake MNTD. Build MINT Status. Unlock stronger reward rates. Get access to things like rakeback , daily rewards, raffles, lossback and other ecosystem rewards. That creates a pretty clear transition: Season 1 = prove your activity TGE = receive your allocation After TGE = use $ MNTD inside the ecosystem I think this is a more useful way to look at the tokenomics than simply asking how big the supply is. The important question is whether the token actually has a reason to stay connected to the platform. MINT is clearly trying to make that connection part of the core design. Now the interesting part is seeing how that economy develops once the $ MNTD layer goes fully live @NucleusCodes