Katana Inu (KATA)

Tokenomics & Utility

Supply and distribution

Katana Inu’s white paper sets KATA’s total supply at 50 billion tokens. Its published allocation divides that supply among game rewards, development, sales, and other project needs. The largest portions are 29% for staking and in-game rewards and 25% for the team and game development. Seed, private, and public sales together account for 21%. The remaining allocations are 7% for the treasury, 6% for marketing, 6% for advisors, 5% for liquidity, and 1% for airdrops. These percentages describe the white paper’s distribution plan, rather than the amount held by any group at a given time. (play.katanainu.com)

KATA is intended to work as an in-game currency. The project describes uses that include buying items and NFTs, entering tournaments, and receiving marketplace-fee benefits. Holding tokens also matters in its play-and-earn design: the Web3 guide says players need KATA to take part, and that token holdings can affect a player’s reward multiplier. The project’s terms describe further game benefits tied to holding or staking tokens, such as access to certain rewards and cosmetic features. (katanainu.com)

It helps to distinguish holding KATA for game rewards from the project’s earlier staking program. Katana Inu says that staking program was paused in early 2023. Its newer reward materials focus on active play, game levels, NFTs, and token holdings. This makes KATA’s role closely tied to participation in the game economy, rather than to a standing staking program. (katanainu.com)