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Transparency is a core value for JET. This page breaks down exactly how tokens are distributed and how capital is allocated to grow the platform sustainably.

Token Allocation Breakdown

Total $JET Supply: 1,000,000,000 (1 Billion tokens)

Distribution:

95% Community (950,000,000 $JET) The vast majority of tokens belong to the ecosystem:

  • Marketplace Earnings (40%): Paid to component and website sellers

  • Community Rewards (25%): Contests, bounties, referrals, contributions

  • Liquidity Mining (15%): Incentives for providing liquidity on DEXs

  • Treasury (10%): Community-governed fund for ecosystem growth

  • Airdrops & Growth (5%): User acquisition and partnerships

5% Team (50,000,000 $JET) A small allocation ensures long-term alignment:

  • Vesting Schedule: 4-year linear vest (no cliff)

  • Lock-Up: 1-year lock before any tokens unlock

  • Purpose: Sustain core development and operations

Why 95/5?

Most crypto projects allocate 20-40% to the team. JET is different. We believe:

  • Community ownership drives growth: When users own the platform, they're incentivized to make it succeed

  • Fair launch principles: No massive insider advantage

  • Long-term thinking: Small team allocation means we're in this for the long haul

Capital Allocation (How Funds Are Used)

The 5% team allocation translates into capital that's deployed strategically across five categories:

30% → Product & Development What it funds:

  • Core platform engineering

  • AI model improvements

  • Performance optimization

  • Security audits and infrastructure

  • New feature development

Why it matters: Continuous innovation keeps JET competitive and powerful.

25% → Marketing & Growth What it funds:

  • User acquisition campaigns

  • Developer education and onboarding

  • Content creation (tutorials, case studies)

  • Community events and hackathons

  • Strategic partnerships announcements

Why it matters: Growing the user base increases network effects—more users = more marketplace activity = more value for everyone.

20% → Liquidity & Partnerships What it funds:

  • DEX liquidity provision (reduces slippage for buyers/sellers)

  • Integration partnerships (domain providers, payment processors)

  • Protocol collaborations (cross-chain bridges, Web3 projects)

  • Strategic ecosystem investments

Why it matters: Deep liquidity makes $JET easy to buy and sell. Partnerships expand JET's capabilities.

20% → Buybacks & Burns What it funds:

  • Regular token buybacks from market

  • Burning (permanently removing) tokens from circulation

  • Deflationary pressure that benefits holders

Why it matters: As platform revenue grows, more $JET is bought back and burned, reducing supply and potentially increasing value for remaining holders.

5% → Treasury Reserve What it funds:

  • Operational flexibility

  • Emergency reserves

  • Unexpected opportunities

  • Risk management

Why it matters: Every project needs a buffer for unforeseen situations.

Visual Breakdown

Token Allocation Pie Chart:

Capital Allocation Breakdown:

Token Release Schedule

Community Tokens: Released through organic platform activity:

  • Marketplace sales generate immediate $JET payouts

  • Rewards distributed weekly/monthly based on activity

  • No arbitrary "unlock events" — tokens flow naturally

Team Tokens: Strict vesting prevents dumping:

  • Year 1: 0 tokens (fully locked)

  • Years 2-5: 25% per year unlocks linearly

  • Example: After 2.5 years, 37.5% of team allocation is unlocked

This structure ensures the team is incentivized to build long-term value, not cash out early.

Buyback & Burn Mechanism Explained

Platform revenue (from marketplace fees, premium subscriptions, etc.) flows into a smart contract:

  1. Revenue Collected: 5% fee on every marketplace transaction

  2. Allocation: 60% of fees go to buyback wallet

  3. Buyback Execution: Monthly purchases of $JET from open market

  4. Burn: Purchased tokens sent to a burn address (permanently removed)

  5. Reporting: Transparent on-chain records of all burns

Example:

  • Marketplace generates $100,000 in fees (in $JET)

  • $60,000 of $JET is used to buy more $JET from the market

  • Purchased $JET is burned

  • Total supply decreases, benefiting remaining holders

Transparency Commitments

Monthly Reports:

  • Total $JET bought back

  • Total $JET burned

  • Marketplace volume

  • New user growth

  • Treasury balance

On-Chain Verification: All buybacks and burns are publicly verifiable on the Solana blockchain. Community can audit anytime.

Community Governance: If the community votes to change allocation percentages in the future, those changes are implemented transparently.

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