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Tokenomics documents tend to be dense, technical, and (let’s be honest) designed to be glanced at rather than read. Here’s MNE’s supply dynamics made accessible. The 4% launch 280M MNE (4.0%) at TGE. Liquidity pools: 140M. Market makers: 84M. Foundation reserves: 21M. Community: 35M. Zero insider liquidity. Team and investor tokens are fully locked. Immutable vs. adjustable 47% of supply follows immutable vesting in non-upgradeable contracts. No one can change these. The rema

There’s a useful analogy for what’s happening in digital finance right now. Everyone is building cars. Tokenized treasuries. Yield products. Payment applications. Real estate platforms. Almost nobody is building the roads. Infrastructure captures value from everything above it Every digital financial product needs to be issued, custodied, traded, and settled. These aren’t features. They’re requirements. The infrastructure that handles these functions at institutional scale, w

The vote-escrow mechanism aligns governance weight with long-term commitment. Here’s how it works. The mechanism Lock MNE for amplified voting power. No lock: 1.0×. 6 months: 1.5×. 12 months: 2.0×. 24 months: 3.0×. 48 months: 4.0×. Locked tokens are non-transferable. Removed from liquid supply. Cannot be used as collateral or tokenized. Lock duration enforced at the contract level. Why it matters In standard 1-token-1-vote systems, a holder who arrived five minutes ago has th

In a market flooded with tokens that promise everything (yield, revenue sharing, staking rewards, deflationary burns) we made a deliberate choice: MNE is pure governance. No financial returns. No economic incentives beyond the right to vote. This isn’t a limitation. It’s a strategic decision. Regulatory clarity MNE doesn’t trigger securities classification because it doesn’t behave like a security. No revenue rights. No profit expectation. This allows the protocol to operate

Today, we’re introducing MNE, the governance token for the Monee ecosystem. Everyone in digital finance is building applications. Yield products. Payment rails. Trading platforms. Almost nobody is building the infrastructure those applications depend on: the systems that issue, custody, trade, and settle institutional-grade financial instruments at scale. That’s what the Monee ecosystem exists to support. And MNE is how the community governs it. Why governance matters here In