My Neighbor Alice (ALICE)

Tokenomics & Utility

A fixed supply with distinct roles

ALICE has a fixed total supply of 100 million tokens. The project’s published allocation assigns 21 million to token sales, 20 million to reserves, 16 million to the ecosystem, 15 million each to the team and advisers and to community and marketing, 8 million to platform rewards, and 5 million to user incentives. These are allocation categories, rather than a description of how many tokens any person holds. They show that the original plan set aside tokens for development as well as for participation in the game. (docs.myneighboralice.com)

ALICE has uses within the game economy. It can be used in supported land and item transactions, and some crafting recipes require it. When a player crafts certain NFTs, part of the ALICE used remains locked inside the item. Burning that item releases the locked tokens, subject to a burning fee. This gives the token a role in how those objects are made and taken apart, not only in how they are bought and sold. (docs.myneighboralice.com)

The game also uses BJORN, a separate in-game token. Players can obtain BJORN through activities such as daily quests and use it for crafting, tools, and trading. This division means ordinary play does not depend on holding ALICE. The two tokens serve different purposes: BJORN supports many repeating game activities, while ALICE connects selected purchases, special crafting, and the wider crypto ecosystem. (docs.myneighboralice.com)