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# Token Supply Framework and Distribution

The total supply of **$DNAi is permanently fixed at:**

**8,255,093,950 tokens**

This number is not derived from financial optimization models. It is a deliberate choice — aligned with the **estimated global population in 2025**.

**70% of the total token supply** is reserved for health data mining and contributor incentives.\
These tokens are **not pre-minted** and are released gradually based on verified data contribution, protocol participation, and network growth dynamics.

To balance early participation incentives with long-term value preservation:

* Token emissions follow a **progressive release curve**, preventing short-term oversupply.
* The emission rate is designed to **decrease over time**, reinforcing long-term scarcity as the network matures.
* Unclaimed or inactive rewards may be subject to protocol-level rebalancing mechanisms to maintain circulation efficiency.

The remaining **30% of the token supply** is allocated to early backers, the core team and advisors, and the DNAi Foundation, all subject to long-term vesting and lock-up schedules to ensure sustained commitment to the ecosystem.

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