Tokenomics is central to the sustainability and success of the project. It describes the economics of the token system - how the total number of tokens is allocated, how and when tokens are released into circulation, and how different actors are incentivised to support the ecosystem over the long term.

A well-structured tokenomics ensures that the total supply of 300,000,000 tokens is managed transparently and strategically. This includes a limited initial supply at a token generation event (TGE) and subsequent gradual release of the remaining tokens through lock-in and vesting periods. This approach builds investor confidence and provides resources for project development, maintaining a balance between growth and controlled market supply.

Distribution of tokens by category. The pie chart above visually illustrates each category's share of the total supply. It is notable that the largest shares are allocated to Reserve (20%) and DAO (18%), highlighting the importance of a contingency buffer and community-driven funding. A significant proportion of tokens is also allocated to Ecosystem and User Incentives (~14% total for Ecosystem and Incentives) and Team (10%), ensuring that project development and key stakeholder engagement is secured. Smaller segments - e.g. KOL (1%) and Public Sale (3%) - show limited token supply in early public rounds to avoid oversupply in the market and reward early support.

• Private Sale:

  a strategic private round for early investors and funds (including a lead investor). This allocation of 5% of all tokens provides not only capital for the project, but also access to the expertise and network of these investors. Participants in the private sale receive tokens on preferential terms, incentivising them to support the project long-term.

• KOLs (Influencers):

  1% of the tokens are allocated to Key Opinion Leaders. The tokens are offered in a limited pre-sale to influencers in the crypto community at a discounted price. This strategy aims to engage popular influencers with the project by giving them a stake in the ecosystem - so they have an incentive to promote and support its development.

• Pre-sale:

  12% of the tokens are intended for public pre-sale, primarily targeted at the project community (e.g. NEBA community members) prior to the official market debut. Participants in this round receive tokens at a lower price relative to the public sale, rewarding early backers and providing funds (about $1.8 million) for project development.

• Public Sale:

  3% of the tokens are set aside for the public sale (e.g. by listing the token on leading exchanges and Launchpad platforms). This is the official market debut stage, which provides broad access to the token and primary market liquidity. Although the share is relatively small, this round determines the initial market capitalization and sets the foundation for trading the token.

• Ecosystem:

  10% of all tokens are dedicated to the development of the project's ecosystem. These funds are used flexibly to drive token adoption - for example, through partnership programs, decentralized app development, user rewards, or other initiatives that increase the utility and demand for the token. The goal is to increase the long-term value of the project and its token.

• Team:

  10% of the tokens are allocated to the project team, its founders, key partners and advisors. This share ensures that the team is directly tied to the success of the platform - the value of their tokens only increases if the project prospers. Such a structure creates a strong incentive for the team to work hard and long-term to increase the value of the ecosystem.

• Airdrop:

  4% of the tokens are set aside for free distribution to the early adopter community and users - e.g. participants in a special Telegram game. This airdrop rewards early followers and increases token recognition. This creates engagement and attracts new users to become part of the ecosystem without significantly affecting the market supply (due to the relatively small share).

• DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization):

  18% of the total supply is allocated to the needs of the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) of the project. These tokens represent a common pool of funds managed by the community through voting. The DAO pool is used to fund ecosystem development, support community initiatives and even donations to charitable causes. The DAO allocation ensures decentralized management and transparency in the spending of a significant portion of the tokens.

• Reserve:

  20% of the tokens are set aside as a reserve fund. This largest single share serves as a contingency - tokens that can be used in case of unforeseen circumstances, extreme market conditions or strategic opportunities requiring additional capital. The reserve enhances the sustainability of the project by ensuring that resources are available in times of emergency or for future important initiatives without the need to issue new tokens.

• Liquidity:

  7% of tokens are dedicated to providing liquidity to the market. This pool is used to feed liquidity pairs on decentralized exchanges (DEX) and centralized exchanges (especially Tier-1 platforms) when listing the token. By providing sufficient liquidity, the project ensures more stable trading, less volatility and the ability for investors to easily buy and sell the token.

• Incentives:

  10% of all tokens are earmarked for future incentive rewards to users, mostly in the form of steaming rewards and other loyalty programs. This allocation does not have a fixed linear release schedule - instead, tokens will be allocated non-linearly, according to the needs of the ecosystem. That is, the team will release these tokens incrementally or in separate tranches as needed to incentivize desired user behavior (e.g., participation in stacking, liquidity mining, or other activities). Such a flexible approach allows the project to stimulate growth efficiently without creating sudden pressure on the market.

In order to achieve a balance between liquidity at launch and long-term sustainability, most token categories are subject to lock-up periods and subsequent vesting (phased release). This means that a significant proportion of tokens do not immediately enter circulation on the TGE, but are released gradually according to a predefined schedule. This strategy protects the market from sudden fluctuations by preventing an oversupply of tokens in the early stages, while reassuring investors that the key participants have a long-term commitment.