Arkeo Network
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  • Public Testnet
  • Architecture
    • Arkeo Token
    • Data Providers
    • Contracts and Lifecycle
    • Directory Service
  • How to use
    • Data Providers
      • Management
      • Sentinel
    • Contracts
      • Management
      • Query
  • Airdrop
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  • Official URLs
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  1. Architecture

Arkeo Token

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Last updated 2 months ago

Introduction

The Arkeo Token (ARKEO) is the native currency of the Arkeo Network. It serves several purposes:

  • Facilitates payments between clients and providers.

  • Acts as bonds posted by providers.

  • Used by validators to secure the network via Proof-of-Stake.

  • Grants voting rights for network governance.

Conversion: 1 ARKEO = 100,000,000 uARKEO

Maximum Supply

  • Total Supply: 121,000,000 ARKEO

Airdrop

For details on the airdrop, refer to the .

Reserve

The Reserve is a Cosmos module that holds the non-circulating supply of ARKEO. It is governed by chain rules rather than DAO or voting. Tokens are emitted from the reserve to validators and their delegates according to the emission schedule.

Emission Formula:

e = 6         # Emission curve
y = 6,311,520 # Blocks per year
r = Reserve Depth

block emission = r / e / y

This formula determines the number of tokens emitted per block, based on the reserve depth (r) and the emission curve (e).

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