Tokenomics

Zusama establishes a sustainable and transparent economic model that rewards network participants while ensuring long-term ecosystem growth and AI infrastructure scalability.

1. Token Overview

  • Token Name: Zusama Token ($ZUS)

  • Blockchain: Solana (SPL Standard)

  • Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 $ZUS (fixed supply)

  • Token Type: Utility + Governance + Compute Incentive Token

2. Token Utility

The $ZUS token serves as the core economic driver of the Zusama ecosystem with multi-dimensional utility across computation, governance, and participation:

Category

Utility Description

🧠 Compute Rewards

Nodes earn $ZUS for contributing data and computational power to AI model training.

💾 AI Service Access

Third-party platforms use $ZUS to access trained Zus AI APIs or datasets.

💸 Governance Participation

Token holders vote on protocol upgrades, network fees, and infrastructure parameters.

🌐 Ecosystem Incentives

Incentivizes partnerships, community collaborations, and third-party integrations.

🔄 Point Conversion

User-earned Points from network activity are converted into $ZUS proportionally per round.

3. Token Distribution

Allocation

Percentage

Amount ($ZUS)

Vesting Schedule

Community & Node Rewards

40%

400,000,000

Distributed via PoA, PoC, PoI programs over 4 years

Ecosystem Growth & R&D

20%

200,000,000

Unlocked linearly for ecosystem partnerships & grants

Private Sale

20%

200,000,000

50% TGE unlock, 1-month cliff, 10% monthly release

Team & Advisors

15%

150,000,000

1-year cliff, 3-year vesting

Liquidity & Listing

5%

50,000,000

Reserved for initial DEX/CEX liquidity & market stability

🪙 Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 $ZUS 🔒 Deflationary Mechanics: A small fraction (0.5–1%) of $ZUS used in AI service payments will be burned, maintaining long-term token value.

4. Token Release Dynamics

Zusama follows a hybrid emission model, balancing between reward sustainability and ecosystem liquidity:

  • Early Phase (2025–2026): Focused on rewarding active nodes, early contributors, and ecosystem collaborators.

  • Growth Phase (2026–2027): Gradual transition toward DAO governance, AI service monetization, and network self-sustainability.

  • Maturity Phase (2027+): Reduced emission and integration into third-party AI compute markets.

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