Memecoin (MEME)

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Tokenomics & Utility

Supply and distribution

The MEME token supply is hard‑capped at 69 billion. Memeland shared a distribution that blended community programs, ecosystem growth, presales, and allocations to contributors and investors. Publicly circulated breakdowns indicate the following structure:

• Ecosystem growth: 30%
• Airdrops and community rewards: 25%
• Team/contributors: 17%
• Private/strategic investors: 12%
• Community presale (“Fire Sale”): 11%
• Binance Launchpool allocation: 2%
• Advisors: 3%

In parallel announcements and third‑party summaries, Memeland specified that 11% of total supply (7.59 billion MEME) went to the community presale, and 2% (1.38 billion MEME) was reserved for Launchpool rewards. Collectively, these moves emphasized a broad initial distribution while reserving a substantial portion for long‑term ecosystem development. (coincarp.com)

Economic design and early messaging

At launch, Memeland leaned into a tongue‑in‑cheek philosophy: “No utility. No roadmap. No promises.” That framing set expectations that MEME was a cultural asset first and foremost. Over time, however, the studio has added practical touchpoints—most visibly Stakeland—so the token now functions as an access and participation asset for campaigns, rewards, and collaborations within and around Memeland. The original “no utility” language remains part of the project’s cultural identity, but the surrounding product set has matured. (cryptotimes.io)

What MEME does today

• Staking and rewards: MEME can be staked via Stakeland for mission‑based rewards that may include partner tokens, with claims scheduled per project. Stakeland’s audit status and contract details are public. (stakeland.com)
• Ecosystem cohesion: MEME is referenced across Memeland’s site alongside the NFT collections and products, serving as a common thread that connects user participation, perks, and cross‑project activities. (memeland.com)

While some community members informally use MEME in social tipping or within community events, Memeland’s official product efforts focus on staking campaigns and creator‑community integrations rather than transactional payments or protocol governance rights. (memeland.com)