EVEDEX Publishes EVE Token Details With 100M Supply and Staking Model

WHY IT MATTERS

When a crypto project releases its "tokenomics," it is sharing the rules for how its token works — how many tokens exist, how they are distributed, and what they can be used for. Think of tokenomics like the rulebook for a board game: it tells you how many pieces are in play and how the game is structured. A "fixed supply" means there is a set number of tokens that will ever exist, similar to how there are only so many limited-edition trading cards printed. "Staking" is when you lock up your tokens to support a network, often earning rewards in return — somewhat like putting money in a savings account. In this case, the staking is "non-transferable," meaning once you stake, you cannot sell or move that staked position to someone else. A "retroactive airdrop" means the project plans to give free tokens to people who used the platform before the token launched, rewarding them for being early participants.