Tokenomics
Where the 10 billion MOTO goes, and why the token has no owner.
MOTO is a fixed 10 billion tokens, forever. The token has no owner, no mint function, no burn function, and no pause. Burning means sending to a dead address that nobody can spend from. What exists at launch is all there will ever be.
The split
This is the genesis allocation. It sums to 100%.
| Bucket | Share | MOTO | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial LP Seed | 40% | 4,000,000,000 | The MOTO/WETH pool at launch. The LP moves to Motoswap on DEX day. |
| Treasury Lock | 19% | 1,900,000,000 | Vesting treasury, ten equal unlocks, one every 180 days, over about five years. |
| Treasury Unlock | 16% | 1,600,000,000 | Working capital. |
| Community | 22% | 2,200,000,000 | Points, seasonal airdrops and community programs, allocated as each one opens. |
| Launch farming | 3% | 300,000,000 | The opening farm, paid at a flat rate over its 14 days, now ended. |
What the numbers mean
Most of the supply is liquidity: 40% seeds the market so trading works from the first block. Launch farming paid Uniswap LPs and MOTO holders for 14 days at token launch, on a public, flat schedule nobody could change after the fact. It has ended, and there is no second round: no new farm is running or promised, on Ethereum or anywhere else.
The two treasury buckets are split on purpose. The locked 19% vests slowly over five years, so it cannot hit the market all at once. The 16% unlock is working capital for building.
The token cannot be inflated. There is no mint, so no new MOTO is ever created. The only supply change possible is downward, through buyback and burn: a slice of the swap fee buys MOTO off the market and sends it to the dead address. Trading shrinks the supply over time. Nothing grows it.