> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.miltonempire.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.miltonempire.com/milton-token/tokenomics.md).

# Tokenomics

The model allocates **1,000,000,000 MILTON** across nine categories.

| Allocation                             | Share       | MILTON            | Offering price (USD) | Cliff (months) | Vesting (months) |
| -------------------------------------- | ----------- | ----------------- | -------------------- | -------------- | ---------------- |
| Founding Supporters                    | 0.53%       | 5,300,000         | $0.117               | 6              | 20               |
| Seed/Early investors                   | 9.47%       | 94,700,000        | $0.117               | 12             | 24               |
| Private Round                          | 15.00%      | 150,000,000       | $0.15                | 12             | 18               |
| OTC Round                              | 20.00%      | 200,000,000       | TBA                  | 12             | 12               |
| Public Round                           | 5.00%       | 50,000,000        | $0.18                | 3              | 12               |
| Team & Advisors                        | 12.50%      | 125,000,000       | -                    | 24             | 60               |
| Ecosystem Growth                       | 15.00%      | 150,000,000       | -                    | 6              | 48               |
| Liquidity Program Fund (CEX + Staking) | 2.50%       | 25,000,000        | -                    | 12             | 60               |
| Ecosystem Development Treasury         | 20.00%      | 200,000,000       | -                    | 0              | 84               |
| **Total**                              | **100.00%** | **1,000,000,000** |                      |                |                  |

A dash means the category has no offering price. TBA means the price has not been announced.

## Allocation purposes

**Founding Supporters** covers the completed early supporter round. **Seed/Early investors** covers the platform's Round 1 pre-sale. **Private Round** covers strategic allocations through Round 2 and SAFTs. **OTC Round** covers private placement with a limited number of participants. **Public Round** covers a community sale through a third-party launchpad.

**Team & Advisors** covers the core team, advisors and key contributors. **Ecosystem Growth** supports grants, integrations and community programmes. **Liquidity Program Fund** covers liquidity on centralised exchanges and staking rewards. **Ecosystem Development Treasury** is the long-term reserve for product development and ecosystem infrastructure.

The five sale rounds total 500 million MILTON, or 50% of supply. The remaining four categories total the other 500 million. These sums do not describe the amount currently on sale or in circulation.

## Sale prices

Round 1 (Seed/Early investors) packs are priced between **0.117 and 0.14 USDC per MILTON**; the larger the pack, the lower the price per token. The table shows the lowest price of the round. Offering prices in the table are not a statement of current checkout prices or future market value. Each pack has its own token quantity and price; see the [packs page](https://miltonempire.com/packs).


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