Total supply
Whitepaper specification
100,000,000 Kyros tokens.
Design intention
A fixed total supply.
Implementation question
The deployed contract must establish whether additional minting is possible and which roles, if any, control it.
Reporting distinction
Total supply, circulating supply, locked supply and treasury holdings are different measures and should be labeled separately.
The seven allocation categories
Private sale
Intended for early backers and strategic participants. The final disclosure should explain allocation size, pricing or consideration, lockups and vesting.
Public sale
Intended for wider community participation through approved channels. Offering terms, eligibility and availability require separate confirmation.
Liquidity pools and market making
Intended to support trading arrangements. A reserve for liquidity does not guarantee execution, depth or a particular price.
Staking and rewards
Intended to fund ecosystem incentives. The release schedule and duration of the pool affect reward sustainability.
Team and advisors
Intended to support contributors, with vesting referenced in the whitepaper. The actual cliff, release dates and acceleration conditions must be disclosed.
Ecosystem and partnerships
Intended for collaborations and future development. Grants, commercial payments and token incentives should be distinguished.
Treasury and reserves
Intended for operations, marketing, compliance-related work, potential listings and other project needs. Spending authority and reporting are material parts of the model.
Read allocations alongside release schedules
A percentage shows a share of supply; it does not show when those tokens become transferable.
Vesting can affect the timing of potential market supply, but it does not remove concentration risk.
Wallet balances should be interpreted alongside labels, restrictions and control arrangements.
Any later changes to allocations should identify the reason, approving authority and effect on existing participants.
Planned supply-management features
Burns
The whitepaper considers using some fees or project profits to remove tokens from supply.
Buybacks
It also proposes possible treasury-led purchases from secondary markets.
Conditions
Funding, frequency, authorization and treatment of acquired tokens require separate rules.
Economic context
Neither mechanism guarantees price appreciation or price stability.
What is still needed for a complete tokenomics record
Allocation percentages and token counts totaling 100% and 100 million respectively.
The initial circulating supply and its calculation.
Vesting agreements and verifiable lockup implementation.
Sale terms, treasury control information and the official contract record.