What is the tokenomics of the RENT?

Explore RENT’s fixed supply of 100 million tokens, strategic distribution, and deflationary model ensuring long-term value and sustainable growth.
Written by RentFi Team
Updated 9 months ago

RENT has a permanently capped supply of 100 million tokens, strategically allocated to support liquidity, property acquisition, marketing, development, and governance. Here’s the detailed breakdown:

Estate Acquisition Fund (40% / 40,000,000 tokens):

  • Funds the acquisition and growth of the property portfolio.
  • Release Schedule:
    • Initial Unlock: 10,000,000 tokens (25%) at launch.
    • Three-month cliff.
    • Linear monthly unlock of 1,250,000 tokens over 24 months.

Liquidity (30% / 30,000,000 tokens):

  • Ensures market stability and smooth trading on Raydium.
  • Release Schedule:
    • Initial Unlock: 5,000,000 tokens (16.67%) at launch.
    • Quarterly releases of 3,125,000 tokens (April 2025 – January 2027).

Marketing & Partnerships (15% / 15,000,000 tokens):

  • Supports partnerships and RentFi’s global ecosystem growth.
  • Release Schedule:
    • Initial Unlock: 3,750,000 tokens (25%) at launch.
    • Three-month cliff.
    • Quarterly releases of 1,410,000 tokens over 24 months.

Team & Development (10% / 10,000,000 tokens):

  • Funds platform development and supports the RentFi team.

  • Release Schedule:

    • Initial Unlock: 2,000,000 tokens (20%) at launch.

    • Three-month cliff.

    • Quarterly releases of 1,000,000 tokens over 24 months.

DAO Treasury (5% / 5,000,000 tokens):

  • Reserved for governance and community-led initiatives.
  • Release Schedule:
    • Six-month initial lock.
    • 20% unlock after six months.
    • Remaining 80% controlled via DAO voting after 12 months.

Deflationary Mechanism:

Through the 50/50 model, RENT is systematically bought back and burned using 50% of net rental profits. This reduces the circulating supply over time, raising scarcity and value for long-term holders.

Transparency:

All token distributions, burns, and circulating supply updates are publicly visible on platforms like CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, and blockchain explorers.

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