PacMoon (PAC)

Tokenomics & Utility

PacMoon’s published token allocation described a maximum supply of one billion PAC. It assigned 40% to community airdrops and 30% to community rewards. The remaining shares were 15% for the treasury, 12.25% for contributors, and 2.75% for exchange-related needs. Together, the two community categories accounted for 70% of the stated allocation. This design put distribution to participants at the center of the original economic model. (coincarp.com)

Airdrops supplied tokens to eligible members, including creators. The rewards pool supported the broader goal of encouraging posts and engagement over time. Treasury and contributor allocations gave the project resources for its operations, while the exchange-related share supported access to the token. An allocation describes the intended division of tokens; the experience of using PAC depended on the campaigns the team actually ran. (coincarp.com)

PAC’s clearest recorded utility was as a community reward and a way to take part in PacMoon’s social programs. During V2, holding enough PAC also opened the social-validator role. After the ARMY launch, the team’s announced migration process became another major part of PAC’s history. The original token remains identifiable by its Blast contract, while ARMY has its own identity on Solana. (decrypt.co)