4. Token Economic Model

4.1 Token Allocation Ratio

Total Supply: 2 billion tokens

Use	Percentage	Quantity (billion tokens)	Release Rules
Ecosystem Incentives	52%	1.04	2% unlocked at TGE, remaining released quarterly over 5 years
Team and Advisors	15%	0.3	12-month lockup, then linearly released over 36 months
Foundation	10%	0.2	6-month lockup, then linearly released over 48 months
Liquidity Pool	3%	0.06	50% unlocked at TGE, remaining linearly released over 24 months
Community Airdrop and Marketing	10%	0.2	2% unlocked at TGE, remaining linearly released over 24 months
Reserve Fund	10%	0.2	Locked until 2026, then released as needed

4.2 Core Use Cases of Tokens

1. Payment and Transaction Fees

   • Use TFT to pay for supply chain finance service fees (such as financing and insurance), with discounts of up to 30%.

   • On-chain transaction gas fees are settled in TFT, with 20% of the fees burned.

2. Staking and Governance

Staking Tiers:

Staking Amount	Benefits
≥100,000 TFT	Participate in DAO governance, voting weight +20%
≥500,000 TFT	Priority access to ecosystem project airdrops
≥1,000,000 TFT	Quarterly platform profit sharing

3. Ecosystem Incentives

• Data Provider Rewards: Enterprises uploading supply chain data receive TFT based on the value of the data.

• Liquidity Mining: Providing liquidity to AMM pools yields annual TFT rewards of 8%-15%.

4.3 Deflation Mechanism Design

Scenario	Deflation Rate	Goal
Transaction Fees	20% burned	Annual reduction in circulating supply by ~1.2%
Overdue Debt Liquidation	50% burned	Punitive deflation to maintain system health
Node Penalty Deduction	100% burned	Preventing malicious behavior, annual impact <0.5%
Excess Profit Buyback	30% of quarterly profits	Market buyback and burn, dynamic adjustment

4.4 Release Curve and Inflation Control

Key Node Inflation Rates:

Year	Circulating Supply (million tokens)	Annual Inflation Rate
TGE	60	-
Year 1	420	600%*
Year 2	810	93%
Year 3	1,230	52%
Year 5	1,890	<5%

*Note: Initial high inflation is due to ecosystem incentive releases, balanced by deflation mechanisms in later stages.