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Token Design

Specifications

PropertyValue
NameCYRUS
StandardJetton (TEP-74)
BlockchainTON
Total Supply1,000,000,000
Decimals9
MintingDisabled after deployment
BurningNone

The total supply is minted at contract deployment. There is no inflation, no future minting capability, and no burn mechanism.

Distribution

AllocationShareTokensPurpose
DAO Treasury50%500,000,000Community-governed fund
Public Sale40%400,000,000Quadratic bonding curve
Liquidity Pool10%100,000,000DEX liquidity (DeDust/STON.fi)

No team allocation. No VC rounds. No pre-sale. No insider access.

Quadratic Bonding Curve

The public sale uses a quadratic bonding curve that creates a fair, transparent price discovery mechanism:

price(s) = $0.01 + $0.99 × (s / 400,000,000)²

Where s is the number of tokens already sold.

Properties

  • Early advantage: First buyers pay the least, rewarding early conviction
  • No manipulation: Price is deterministic — set by math, not market makers
  • Continuous: Anyone can buy at any time during the sale period
  • Direct-to-wallet: Tokens transfer immediately upon purchase
  • Buy-only: No sell-back function. This is a distribution mechanism, not a DEX.

Revenue Target

The integral of the bonding curve from 0 to 400M yields approximately $100,000,000 in total revenue, flowing entirely to the DAO treasury.

Jetton Architecture

TON Jettons use a master-wallet pattern:

  • Master contract — Stores metadata, total supply, and manages minting
  • Wallet contracts — One per holder, deployed automatically on first transfer
  • Each holder’s balance is stored in their own wallet contract, not in the master

This architecture enables parallel processing and is fundamental to TON’s scalability.

Supply Philosophy

  1. Fixed supply is final — The contract has no mint function
  2. Scarcity increases naturally — Lost wallets and locked positions reduce circulating supply
  3. Treasury is the only emission lever — Community governs the pace
  4. No inflation, no dilution — Every holder’s share is permanent
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