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# Tokenomics

Every token launched on CGPT DotFun follows a standard tokenomics model:

| Component              | Allocation          | Description                                                             |
| ---------------------- | ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Total Supply**       | 1,000,000,000 (1B)  | Fixed, immutable per token                                              |
| **Bonding Curve Sale** | 87.5% (875M tokens) | Sold until raise target hit ($5k/$10k/$20k)                             |
| **DEX LP**             | 12.5% (125M tokens) | Paired with raised capital for PancakeSwap v2 liquidity (locked 1 year) |

## Graduation Event

* **5% service fee** deducted from the raise
* Remaining funds + 125M tokens → liquidity pool
* LP locked for **1 year**

## Pre-Purchase Option

* Creators may **pre-buy up to 10%** of total supply (100M tokens)
* Shown transparently on the holders list

## Fair Launch Principles

* No pre-mines
* No insider/team/VC allocations
* No hidden taxes or transfer limits

## Cost per Token on DEX After Graduation

The cost per token on PancakeSwap after liquidity migration depends on the raise target and deducted service fee:

| Raise Target | Service Fee | Net Liquidity | Tokens in LP | Cost Per Token |
| ------------ | ----------- | ------------- | ------------ | -------------- |
| $5,000       | $250        | $4,750        | 125M         | **$0.000038**  |
| $10,000      | $500        | $9,500        | 125M         | **$0.000076**  |
| $20,000      | $1,000      | $19,000       | 125M         | **$0.000152**  |

## Initial Market Cap (IMC)

Calculated using 87.5% of tokens (875M) multiplied by the post-graduation token price:

| Raise Target | Token Price | IMC          |
| ------------ | ----------- | ------------ |
| $5,000       | $0.000038   | **$33,250**  |
| $10,000      | $0.000076   | **$66,500**  |
| $20,000      | $0.000152   | **$133,000** |

## Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV)

Based on the full 1B token supply:

| Raise Target | Token Price | FDV          |
| ------------ | ----------- | ------------ |
| $5,000       | $0.000038   | **$38,000**  |
| $10,000      | $0.000076   | **$76,000**  |
| $20,000      | $0.000152   | **$152,000** |

## Supply Cost Table: Estimated Cost to Buy X% of Supply

| Threshold = $5K | Threshold = $10K | Threshold = $20K | % Supply Purchased | Token Quantity |
| --------------- | ---------------- | ---------------- | ------------------ | -------------- |
| $571            | $1,143           | $2,286           | 10% (Max Pre-buy)  | 100M           |
| $1,714          | $3,429           | $6,857           | 30%                | 300M           |
| $2,286          | $4,571           | $9,143           | 40%                | 400M           |
| $2,857          | $5,714           | $11,429          | 50%                | 500M           |
| $3,429          | $6,857           | $13,714          | 60%                | 600M           |
| $4,000          | $8,000           | $16,000          | 70%                | 700M           |
| $4,571          | $9,143           | $18,286          | 80%                | 800M           |
| $5,000          | $10,000          | $20,000          | 87.5% (Graduation) | 875M           |
| N/A             | N/A              | N/A              | Remaining 12.5%    | 125M (LP)      |

These values are for illustration and assume uniform curve progression without gas fees or trade slippage.


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