Collector Crypt (CARDS)

Tokenomics & Utility

Supply and distribution

CARDS has a fixed initial supply of two billion tokens. Collector Crypt states that no additional tokens are created through inflation. Its published original allocation assigned portions to the foundation, community, team, advisors, early investors, a public launch pool, an initial airdrop, and liquidity. These categories describe how the token was set aside, rather than how many tokens any one person holds. (docs.collectorcrypt.com)

The original plan allocated 36.8% to the foundation and 17.5% to the community. Team and advisor allocations were 19.5% and 4.4%, respectively. Early investor allocations included pre-seed and seed portions. Collector Crypt publishes an on-chain vesting schedule: pre-seed tokens followed monthly unlocks, while team, advisor, and seed tokens began their scheduled monthly unlocks after a one-year lock. Vesting spreads distribution across set dates instead of releasing every allocated token at once. (collectorcrypt.com)

What CARDS does

The company describes CARDS as a native rewards token and sets aside community tokens for rewards tied to platform use. CARDS is also one of the tokens supported by its direct swap tool. The foundation allocation serves as a treasury for future project uses, including possible partner incentives. Collector Crypt reports permanent token burns funded through buybacks and fees collected from liquidity activity. A burn reduces the number of tokens that can circulate from the original supply. (collectorcrypt.com)

The distinction between the token and the cards is important. Marketplace listings on Solana use USDC, and a collector redeems a card NFT to receive a physical card. CARDS connects to the wider platform through rewards, swaps, and the project’s token distribution approach. It does not replace the individual NFT that identifies a vaulted collectible. (docs.collectorcrypt.com)