Token Overview
1,000,000,000
Total Supply
The OEC token serves as a functional utility token required for
accessing and operating within the Oeconomia protocol ecosystem. Users
actively convert OEC to OECgrd through the Guardian system to
participate in protocol governance, security validation, and network
maintenance functions.
Utility-First Design: OEC functions as the
operational fuel for protocol interactions. The OECgrd Guardian
system requires active user participation in network security and
governance to access enhanced protocol features and capabilities.
Token Distribution
The initial token allocation prioritizes community control and
decentralized operations while ensuring adequate resources for
protocol development and maintenance.
50,000,000 OEC
Allocated for ongoing protocol development and maintenance work.
Subject to performance-based vesting with 3% locked and 0.5%
unlocking every 3 months contingent on development milestones and
community approval.
100,000,000 OEC
Distributed to team members and advisors contributing technical
work to protocol development. Features milestone-based vesting
tied to delivered contributions and community-approved development
objectives.
100,000,000 OEC
Decentralized treasury controlled entirely by community
governance. Funds protocol operations, security audits,
infrastructure costs, and ecosystem development as determined by
active participant voting.
600,000,000 OEC
Distributed to active protocol users through work-based
incentives: governance participation, security validation,
liquidity provision, and network maintenance activities. Requires
ongoing contribution to earn allocations.
150,000,000 OEC
📊 Token Distribution Visualization
75% community allocation ensures decentralized control from launch
75% community allocation ensures decentralized control from launch
Release Schedule
Token release schedules are tied to work completion, development
milestones, and community governance decisions rather than passive
time-based unlocking.
| Allocation |
Release Condition |
Governance Requirement |
Performance Metric |
Community Control |
| Lead Developer |
Milestone completion |
Community approval |
Development deliverables |
DAO voting on releases |
| Core Contributors |
Work-based vesting |
Contribution verification |
Code commits, audits |
Peer review approval |
| Protocol Treasury |
Governance proposals |
Active participant voting |
Budget approval |
Full DAO control |
| Community Participants |
Activity completion |
Verification of work |
Network contribution |
Merit-based distribution |
Performance-Based Release Mechanics
Developer allocations unlock based on completion of specific
development milestones verified by the community. 3% of total supply
(30,000,000 OEC) requires initial development phase completion, with
subsequent 0.5% releases (5,000,000 OEC) contingent on delivering
protocol improvements and maintaining community confidence through
transparent progress reporting.
Merit-Based Distribution: All token releases
require demonstrated work completion, community verification, or
active network contribution. No tokens are released based solely on
time passage without corresponding value delivery.
Network Fees
Network fees fund essential protocol operations and maintenance while
creating sustainable economic incentives for active network
participants rather than passive holders.
Network Usage Fee: 5%
Applied to protocol interactions to ensure sustainable operations,
fund security measures, and maintain network infrastructure. Fee
allocation directly supports active protocol maintenance and
improvement.
Protocol Operations
25%
Funds development work, security audits, infrastructure
maintenance, and protocol upgrades
Active Participant Compensation
25%
Compensates validators, governance participants, and network
maintainers for active work performed
Network Stability
50%
Maintains liquidity pools and ensures stable protocol operations
through automated market mechanisms
Fee Utilization Framework
Each fee component serves essential network functions tied to active
participation:
-
Protocol Operations (1.25%): Directly funds ongoing
development work, security audits, and infrastructure maintenance
performed by contributors
-
Active Participant Compensation (1.25%): Rewards
users who perform network validation, governance work, and security
functions
-
Network Stability (2.5%): Maintains protocol
functionality through automated liquidity management and stability
mechanisms
Governance Model
The OECgrd (OEC Guardian) system requires active user participation in
network governance and security functions to access enhanced protocol
capabilities and influence protocol direction.
🛡️ OECgrd Guardian System
Users actively convert OEC to OECgrd tokens to access governance
functions. Conversion requires commitment to participate in
network validation and governance activities with ability to
convert back subject to participation requirements.
OECgrd holders must actively participate in governance decisions,
proposal evaluation, and network validation to maintain enhanced
capabilities and voting influence.
Participants contribute to network security through validation
work, monitoring activities, and emergency response coordination
across all Oeconomia protocols.
Active participants receive compensation for governance work,
security validation, and network maintenance activities based on
contribution quality and community verification.
Participation Requirements by Tier
| Tier |
Work Commitment |
Governance Influence |
Work Compensation |
Required Activities |
| Standard |
Basic participation |
Standard voting |
Base compensation |
Proposal voting, basic governance |
| Enhanced |
Regular validation work |
Increased influence |
+25% work bonus |
Proposal creation, detailed review, validation |
| Elite |
Continuous network support |
Maximum influence |
+50% work bonus |
Emergency response, complex validation, mentoring |
Work-Based Authority: All governance influence and
enhanced capabilities are earned through demonstrable work
contribution to network security, governance participation, and
ecosystem development rather than passive token holding.
Token Utility
OEC tokens provide essential functionality for protocol access and
operation, requiring active user participation to unlock advanced
features and capabilities across the Oeconomia ecosystem.
Required for participating in protocol governance including
parameter adjustments, upgrade decisions, and resource allocation
across Alluria, Eloqura, Artivya, and Iridescia protocols. Voting
power tied to active participation.
Participants receive compensation in OEC for performing validation
work, governance activities, security monitoring, and network
maintenance across all protocol components.
OECgrd staking provides collateral for validation activities and
emergency response functions. Participants risk tokens through
slashing for malicious behavior while earning compensation for
honest work.
Required for accessing advanced protocol features, reduced fee
tiers for active participants, and priority access to new
functionality based on contribution history and work performed.
Used for providing liquidity across Eloqura AMM pools, supporting
cross-chain bridge operations, and maintaining stability pools in
Alluria lending protocol through active management.
Rewards developers building on Iridescia, content creators using
Artivya, community contributors, and ecosystem participants based
on measurable contributions and community validation.
Functional Utility Mechanisms
The token design creates utility through required active participation
rather than passive holding:
-
Work-Based Compensation: Participants earn tokens
by performing validation, governance, and maintenance work rather
than passive holding
-
Active Participation Requirements: Enhanced
features require ongoing contribution to network security and
governance functions
-
Cross-Protocol Functionality: Tokens needed for
operating across all Oeconomia protocols, creating utility through
ecosystem integration
-
Merit-Based Influence: Governance power earned
through demonstrated contribution rather than token quantity alone
-
Network Maintenance Costs: Fees fund actual
protocol operations and participant compensation rather than
redistributing to passive holders
-
Development Funding: Community-controlled treasury
funds ecosystem growth through work-based grants and development
bounties
Economic Sustainability Model
The protocol maintains economic sustainability through work-based
incentives:
All economic benefits require active contribution to network
security, governance, or development rather than passive
investment expectations.
Work contributions and compensation are verified by community
consensus and transparent performance metrics rather than
automated distribution.
Economic security comes from active participants with stake at
risk for malicious behavior, ensuring honest validation and
governance participation.
Network fees fund actual protocol operations, development work,
and participant compensation rather than creating investment-like
returns for passive holders.
Utility-Driven Economics: The economic model
prioritizes functional utility and active participation over passive
investment characteristics. All benefits are tied to work performed,
network contributions, and community-verified value creation.