ChainGPT (CGPT)

Tokenomics & Utility

Supply, payments, and staking

CGPT has a stated total supply of one billion tokens. Its original distribution set aside portions for public and private sales, liquidity, the team, development, marketing, a reserve, and a decentralized autonomous organization, or DAO. The project’s distribution plan assigns 20% to liquidity, 9% to the team, and 9% to the DAO, with release schedules for several allocations. A release schedule spreads access to an allocation over time. (docs.chaingpt.org)

One role of CGPT is access to paid AI services. ChainGPT describes a credit system in which users can convert tokens into credits used for eligible tool requests. Its membership information also describes ways to obtain credits using other payment methods. In practice, the platform combines limited free use, pay-per-use access, and staking-based benefits rather than placing every user on the same plan. (docs.chaingpt.org)

Staking means placing CGPT in a designated pool for a chosen period. On ChainGPT Pad, a stake earns points that help determine a user’s membership tier. Those tiers can affect access to certain launchpad sales, possible sale allocations, and other campaign benefits. Staking points also connect token use to governance: eligible participants can vote on DAO proposals. (docs.chaingpt.org)

ChainGPT has also described token burns as part of its economic model. A burn sends tokens to an address from which they cannot be spent, removing them from usable supply. The project’s published mechanism ties burns or token buybacks to activities including AI-tool fees and some launchpad and business-service revenue. The amounts depend on the activity and the rules attached to it. (chaingpt.org)