4.3 Token Distribution

Balanced Strategy for the Croton Ecosystem

The distribution of Croton Tokens is planned to reflect a balanced and sustainable strategy, essential to the project's long-term success. Of the total 1 billion Croton Tokens, the allocation is done as follows:

30% for Collaborators: Driving Innovation and Participation

30% of the tokens go to collaborators involved in building the AI model. This significant allocation reflects the value that the Croton project places on its community of collaborators. By rewarding those who directly contribute data and training, the project not only encourages continued participation, but also ensures that those on the front lines of innovation are fairly rewarded for their essential work.

27% for Investors: Fostering Growth and Stability

27% is allocated to investors. This portion is essential to attract and retain investments that are crucial for the growth and expansion of the project. By reserving a significant portion of tokens for investors, the Croton project demonstrates its commitment to long-term, sustainable development, offering investors a tangible opportunity to participate in the project's success.

23% for Treasury: Ensuring Flexibility and Resilience

23% is allocated to the treasury. This allocation serves as a strategic reserve, allowing the Croton project the flexibility necessary to manage operational expenses, invest in new technologies, and respond to unforeseen events. The presence of a robust treasury is a pillar for the project’s resilience and financial stability.

20% for the Management Team:

20% is reserved for the management team. By adequately compensating those who direct and advise the project, Croton Token ensures that strategic decision-making and project execution are in the hands of highly qualified and motivated individuals.

The distribution structure of Croton Tokens is a reflection of the project's strategic vision, carefully balancing the need to encourage community participation, attract investment, ensure operational stability and value leadership and expertise. This carefully planned distribution is critical to building a robust and sustainable ecosystem, positioning the Croton project for long-term success.