Xenea Docs
  • OVERVIEW
    • Summary of Xenea
    • Core Technology
      • PoD(Proof of Democracy)
      • DACS (Decentralized Autonomous Content Storage)
  • XENE Tokenomics 1.0
    • What is XENE?
    • XENE Tokenomics
    • XENE Max Supply
    • XENE Genesis Tokens
    • Mining XENE with PoD
    • XENE Burning Mechanism
  • WHITEPAPER
    • Abstract
    • Legal Disclaimer
    • Introduction
    • Basic Concepts of Blockchain
    • Current Blockchain Issues
    • General Description
    • Purpose and Uniqueness
    • Basic Functions of the Xenea
    • PoD Consensus Algorithm Overview
    • Xenea Blockchain Nodes: The Pillars of the Network
    • Block Reward Mechanism: Fair Distribution of Rewards
    • Specifications: A Deeper Dive into Xenea Blockchain
    • XENEA Wallet
    • DACS Node Architecture and Sustainable Generation Manager
    • Halving
    • Finality
    • Token Economics for Sustaining the Xenea
    • Token Allocation and Supply
    • Xenea Governance Overview
    • Future Works
    • Development Roadmap
  • TESTNET
    • How to Run a Test-Net Node
    • How to Connect to Kura Testnet
    • Claim Kura Testnet XENE
    • How to Deploy to Smart Contracts
      • Remix IDE
      • Hardhat
      • Truffle
  • OTHER DOCUMENTS
    • AML KYC Policy
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  1. XENE Tokenomics 1.0

What is XENE?

XENE is the native token of the Xenea network; XENE utilities are as follows:

  1. Network Currency: Used for transaction fees and network usage fees.

  2. Governance: Used by holders and their agents to exercise governance over proposals in the future (e.g., parameter changes, protocol upgrades, etc.).

  3. Block Rewards: Rewards are used to protect the network and support the PoD consensus that validates transactions on chain. Escrow and voting nodes receive XENE rewards as an incentive to continue to secure the network. Incentives for DACS nodes that provide storage are also allocated from block rewards. Rewards to these network participants are newly issued according to rules encoded in the protocol, increasing the supply of tokens up to a defined issuance limit.

  4. Collateral for DACS: Used as collateral to become a DACS node, which is on-chain storage; to operate a DACS node, node operators are responsible for staking XENE and storing data.

  5. Rewards for Contributors: Used to reward ecosystem builders and community contributors.

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