Book of Meme (BOME)

Tokenomics & Utility

Supply and distribution approach

Public explainers and exchange education pages consistently describe a very large fixed supply for BOME—calibrated to meme culture—on the order of 69 billion units (often stylized as 69,000,000,420). Multiple sources also summarize an initial distribution split between a presale, liquidity pools, and a community fund—commonly cited as 50% to presale participants, 30% to liquidity, and 20% to a community fund in early materials. Over time, coverage has emphasized that most of the total supply entered circulation quickly, resulting in a very high float. (bybit.com)

This economic setup has a few effects. First, a large nominal supply lowers the unit price optics but does not change aggregate valuation mechanics. Second, releasing most tokens early reduces the long-term overhang that vesting schedules can create in other projects. Third, with most tokens already liquid, the token’s distribution depends more on open-market dynamics and community participation rather than on future unlocks. (levex.com)

What the token is used for

BOME’s utility follows its cultural mission more than a conventional DeFi design. The token functions as the central symbol of the Book of Meme project and can serve as a way to coordinate community events, recognize contributions, or access specific features that arise as the archive and surrounding apps evolve. Educational overviews also describe informal governance or community voice as part of the project’s ethos, though formal on‑chain governance frameworks are not its primary focus. (okx.com)