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# Tokenomics

Supply and allocation framework for the RLY token.

## Tokenomics

RLY is the token of the RescueLoyal ecosystem. It supports participation within the Project Rescuecoin framework.

This allocation model establishes a fixed supply and defined distribution categories. Token utility, eligibility, and campaign conditions remain subject to published program rules.

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RLY is not presented as an investment product. This page does not promise liquidity, market value, transferability, or financial returns.
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### Token specification

* **Token name:** RescueLoyal
* **Token symbol:** RLY
* **Network:** DANNYCHAIN
* **Standards:** DAN-69 and DAN-5069
* **Fixed total supply:** 1,000,000,000,000 RLY
* **Contract address:** 0xD84b7c96c23BAb37b585Bac98DFE6651D30F6c11
* **Decimals:** 18

### Supply and allocation

The fixed supply is allocated across five categories. Each category has a stated purpose within the RescueLoyal ecosystem.

| Allocation      | Share of supply |        RLY allocation | Intended purpose                                                            |
| --------------- | --------------: | --------------------: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Mining          |             50% |       500,000,000,000 | Recognition for eligible activity under published mining or campaign rules. |
| Liquidity       |             20% |       200,000,000,000 | Ecosystem liquidity, subject to official release conditions.                |
| Community       |             15% |       150,000,000,000 | Community programs, engagement, and approved ecosystem initiatives.         |
| Founder Reserve |             10% |       100,000,000,000 | Long-term project stewardship and approved operational needs.               |
| Airdrop         |              5% |        50,000,000,000 | Eligible distribution programs with published participation conditions.     |
| **Total**       |        **100%** | **1,000,000,000,000** | **Fixed maximum supply.**                                                   |

### Allocation principles

#### Activity-led distribution

The mining allocation is the largest category. It supports recognition for verified participation rather than passive holding.

Each distribution must follow published eligibility and verification requirements. Project Rescuecoin may reject activity that is incomplete, manipulated, or ineligible.

#### Controlled releases

Allocation percentages do not establish immediate circulation. Release timing, recipient eligibility, lock-ups, and vesting conditions apply only when officially published.

The project will disclose material release conditions before they take effect. Participants should not infer availability or transferability from an allocation alone.

#### Community accountability

Community, airdrop, and founder-reserve use must support the stated ecosystem purpose. Project Rescuecoin will publish applicable program conditions and material allocation updates through official channels.

### Risk and disclosure

Token participation involves operational, technical, legal, and eligibility risks. Review the [Technical Disclosure](/rescueloyal.io-docs/token-and-protocol/technical-disclosure.md), [Disclaimer](/rescueloyal.io-docs/legal-and-disclosures/disclaimer.md), and [Terms of Participation](/rescueloyal.io-docs/legal-and-disclosures/terms-of-participation.md) before participating.


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