Overview
The RAX token is designed to align incentives across users, builders, and the protocol.
It supports access control, economic coordination, and long-term sustainability of the RAX ecosystem, without positioning the token as a speculative instrument.
Purpose of the RAX Token
The RAX token serves multiple functional roles within the ecosystem:
Access to protocol features
Participation in governance
Alignment between usage and value creation
Support for protocol sustainability
The token is integrated into product usage rather than existing as a standalone asset.
Design Principles
The token model is designed around the following principles:
Utility-first usage
Controlled initial circulation
Gradual and transparent release
No short-term insider sell pressure
Alignment with long-term protocol adoption
These principles aim to reduce reflexive speculation and emphasize functional demand.
Token Supply
Maximum supply: 100,000,000 RAX
Supply is fixed and capped
Not all tokens are released at launch. Circulating supply increases gradually according to predefined schedules.
Initial Circulation
At launch, only a portion of the total supply is circulating.
Initial circulating supply: 20,200,000 RAX
Remaining supply is subject to vesting, staking rewards, or long-term protocol use
This structure limits immediate sell pressure while ensuring sufficient liquidity.
Token Utility
The RAX token is used for:
Staking to access platform functionality
Participation in governance
Paying for certain protocol services
Incentive distribution
Some token flows may involve partial burn or redistribution back to staking pools.
Governance Role
RAX token holders may participate in governance decisions, including:
Parameter adjustments
Incentive allocation
Protocol upgrades
Risk guardrails
Governance is designed to evolve progressively as the protocol matures.
Summary
The RAX token is a functional coordination mechanism embedded in the protocol.
Its design prioritizes sustainability, controlled distribution, and alignment with real usage over speculative dynamics.
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