Tokenomics
Tokenomics of SOL Reserve (SOLR)
SOL Reserve (SOLR) operates on a Solana-based token economy designed to reward participation, ensure sustainability, and create long-term value for our Telegram and Twitter community. Here’s a detailed breakdown of SOLR’s tokenomics:
Token Supply and Distribution
Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 SOLR (1 billion at launch).
Initial Distribution:
40% Presale (400M SOLR) - Sold to the community to fund launch activities.
40% Liquidity (400M SOLR) - Allocated to the initial SOLR/SOL pool on Raydium for trading stability.
10% Team (100M SOLR) - Locked for 6 months and release1.66% every month to ensure long-term commitment.
10% Reserve (100M SOLR) - Reserved for development, rewards, initial burn, and emergencies.
Taxation Structure
SOLR implements a 7% tax on all transactions (buy, sell, stake, unstake) to power its ecosystem:
3% Staking Rewards: Paid in SOL, funding rewards for users staking SOLR, with no lock-up period.
1% Gaming Rewards: Paid in SOLR, supporting rewards for our Telegram GameFi (Game International).
0.5% Automated Liquidity: Added to the SOLR/SOL pool on Raydium, ensuring trading stability and growth.
0.5% Deflationary Burn: Permanently burned to reduce supply, increasing scarcity and potential value over time.
2% Marketing Wallet: Converted to SOL via Raydium, used for airdrops, Twitter campaigns, and exchange listings.
Economic Mechanisms
Deflationary Design: The 0.5% burn per transaction shrinks the 1 billion SOLR supply, creating long-term value for holders.
Automated Liquidity Growth: The 0.5% pool addition ensures liquidity scales with transaction volume, supporting SOLR’s trading health on Solana.
Value Creation
SOLR’s tokenomics balance utility (staking, gaming) and scarcity (burns), ensuring:
Stakers earn SOL passively.
Gamers earn SOLR through play.
Holders benefit from deflation and liquidity growth.
The ecosystem sustains itself through the 7% tax, supporting marketing and development for long-term growth.
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