The economics
of AVEN.
AI access through staking.
Buybacks and burns funded by the business.
At launch
Proposed allocation & limits- To the launch curve
- 100%
- Free team allocation
- 0%
- Team purchase ceiling
- 5%
- Aventine creator fee
- 1%
Public sale + liquidity reserve
Team holdings must be purchased
Combined, disclosed wallet holdings
Helps fund AI · plus protocol fees and gas
*Current Pons configuration, checked at block 68,936,811. Recheck before launch. The 100% includes the liquidity reserve; the sale/liquidity split awaits verification.
Every $100 earned.
For each $100 of paid AI usage delivered, $5 buys AVEN to burn. Unused deposits and free credits do not count.
- Buyback & burn · 5%
- $5
- Service & business · 95%
- $95
Buy AVEN. Burn the purchased tokens.
AI costs, operations, funded benefits and reserves—not profit.
The separate 1% Aventine creator fee also helps fund AI costs. Buybacks are not live; execution and reporting are still being built.
1 AVEN → 1 sAVEN
Stake AVEN. Receive a receipt for your tokens and eligibility for funded AI credits.
- Withdraw
- Anytime
- Credit period
- Daily
36 months total
- 12 months locked
- No team token releases
- 24 monthly releases
- Purchased tokens unlock gradually
How are staking credits calculated?
Your previous day’s stake amount and duration determine your share of the funded daily pool. Credits expire at UTC midnight. There is no fixed dollar return or guaranteed daily grant. Once credits run out, wait for the next funded allowance or authorize paid usage. sAVEN is a nontransferable receipt for your withdrawable AVEN, not another speculative token.
What funds buybacks, and what gets burned?
The planned policy allocates $5 per $100 of earned paid AI usage to buying AVEN, then burns the purchased tokens. Unused deposits and free credits do not count as revenue. The remaining $95 covers AI delivery, operations, funded benefits and reserves; it is not profit. The separate 1% creator fee helps cover AI costs. Customer balances and staked principal cannot fund burns. Pons’ automatic buyback locks tokens instead, so our burn process is separate. Burns do not guarantee a price increase.
What is still undecided?
Exact token supply, the sale/liquidity split, staking budgets, execution schedule and treasury controls. The 1% creator fee and 5% earned-AI-revenue buyback policy are selected; allocation and vesting remain proposals. Nothing is deployed. The 5% team cap is a voluntary policy, not a Pons restriction. Vesting needs a separate reviewed contract. Contracts, billing, security review and verified addresses must be ready before launch.
What does private AI mean here?
Our direction is local AI and memory on your own device. Today’s preview uses cloud providers and stores chat history. AVEN transfers and balances are public; the token does not hide transactions.