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  • Token Functions (Utility + Governance)
  • Economic Security and the Role of the "Sum of Goods"
  • Token Distribution (Funds and their Purposes, Initial Allocation)

Juna Token

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Token Functions (Utility + Governance)

Operational Utility: JUNA tokens power all economic activity within the ecosystem, serving as payment for business formation, company operations, transaction processing, and contract execution. Service fees collected from these activities flow directly to the Reserve System, while gas fees are seamlessly converted to native blockchain currencies through the Relayer-Forwarder mechanism, ensuring users never need to manage multiple cryptocurrencies while maintaining network functionality across different blockchains.

Democratic Governance Rights: Token ownership grants proportional voting power in the Governance DAO, enabling holders to influence critical ecosystem decisions including protocol upgrades, policy changes, and strategic direction. The degree of governance influence scales with token holdings, ensuring that those with the greatest economic stake in the system's success have correspondingly greater input into its management and evolution.

Economic Security and the Role of the "Sum of Goods"

The Juna token is "backed" by real economic activity (sale of goods and services, loans), which is taken into account in the on-chain parameter "sum of goods".

The growth of the "sum of goods" stimulates demand for Juna, increasing the fundamental value.

Token Distribution (Funds and their Purposes, Initial Allocation)

  1. Founder's Fund: 1 billion Juna, with vesting, ensuring >50% share "in circulation" for the first few years for system stability. Belongs to creators and investors.

  2. Launchpad Fund: ~ 500 million (partnership sponsorship, Launchpad), unlocks in 3-5 years, gradually transferred to the market (grants, investment projects).

  3. Team & Advisors Fund: 250 million to reward developers and engineers for their contributions, similar to the Founders' fund, multi-year vesting,

  4. Reserve Pool: 100 million at the start; (liquidity support, loans).

  5. Ecosystem and Marketing Fund: 150 million for engaging participants in the ecosystem, used to exchange for Juna Points, which are awarded for project promotion, content creation, testing, referral programs, participation in game projects (Mars), airdrops. Also partially blocked to avoid an instant "dump": 100 million Airdrop/Treasure non-vesting and 50 million Partners vesting

In the first 3-5 years, the development and marketing funds (as well as part of the founder/team) are gradually put into circulation, forming an "organic dispersion" of the token among an increasing number of participants.