Tokenomics

Below is a quick overview of the key parameters that define the $JOL token’s economic structure and technical configuration:

Contract Address

Blockchain

Ethereum (ERC-20)

Name (Ticker)

JOLDERS (JOL)

Total Supply (fully minted)

100,000,000

Decimals

18

Buy/Sell Fees

1%

Slippage on DEXs

2%

Tx/Size Limit

No Limit.

Additional Information:

Smart Contract Standard

OpenZeppelin ERC-20

Audits

Doxxed Founders

Yes

Team KYC

Legal Opinion

Compliance

KYC/AML integrated for regulated use

Utility

Access, Governance, Rewards

Contract Upgradeability

No, Immutable

Anti-Rug Mechanisms

Token Burn / Buyback Plans

Proceeds from fees & launches

DAO Readiness / Voting Power Logic

1 token = 1 vote

Strategic Utility & Economic Design

The $JOL token is not just a medium of exchange—it is the core utility and governance layer of the Jolders platform. Its design follows three key principles:

🟢 Utility-Driven Demand

  • Users need $JOL to access curated opportunities.

  • Staking unlocks governance rights, exclusive whitelists, and higher allocations.

  • Farming pools distribute rewards in $JOL and increase liquidity depth.

🟡 Aligned Incentives

  • Early contributors and community participants are rewarded through staking/farming.

  • Vesting mechanisms prevent early dumps and ensure token value stability.

  • A percentage of platform fees may be recycled into reward pools (subject to DAO vote).

🔵 Governance Readiness

  • $JOL holders may submit and vote on key platform proposals (protocol upgrades, treasury allocation, feature integrations).

  • Governance architecture will evolve towards DAO-like structures, with on-chain voting using staked $JOL as voting power.


In Summary: $JOL is designed to be more than a token—it’s a programmable access key, a community coordination mechanism, and the economic engine of the Jolders ecosystem. Every element of its distribution and use is crafted to support long-term growth, governance scalability, and value alignment across all stakeholders.

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