Fixed supply.
Utility demand.
CRT is a classic SPL token with a fixed 1 billion maximum supply, no future minting, and controlled circulating supply release through defined allocations and vesting.
One fixed supply,
eight controlled buckets.
CRT has a fixed 1 billion token supply. The allocation separates public sale, ecosystem growth, team alignment, treasury reserves, exchange support, marketing, strategic reserve, and DEX liquidity.
Every fee supports
operations and burns.
On a standard $100 purchase, the creator receives $95 and the $5 platform fee funds operations and CRT buyback-burn. Creator staking tiers can reduce the actual platform fee.
Funds product development, infrastructure, support, compliance, audits, and company operations after launch.
Funds transparent buybacks and SPL token burns. This creates demand and reduces supply without promising passive dividends.
CRT is designed to be
locked, used, and burned.
Growth creates demand from creators, users, brands, and governance participants while lockups and burns can reduce liquid supply over time.
Creator utility staking
Creators can stake CRT for lower platform fees, better tooling, discovery boosts, and premium platform features.
veCRT lockups
Users can lock CRT for governance weight, status, access boosts, and platform participation. No passive payout is promised.
Continuous buyback burn
Every sale funds market buybacks. Those CRT tokens are burned instead of recycled.
Brand marketplace sink
Brands pay CRT to access creator deal flow. Default routing burns the CRT paid by brands.
Utility incentives
without dividend promises.
CRT staking is designed around platform utility: lower creator fees, gated access, creator perks, governance weight, discovery boosts, and buyback-burn support from platform fees.
Platform utility
CRT supports access, creator staking, user perks, governance, discovery boosts, and platform-level incentives.
Creator pool perks
Users can stake behind creators to unlock creator-specific access, discounts, badges, campaigns, and perks.
Deflationary pressure
The platform buys back and burns CRT from every sale, tying demand to real activity.
Governance power
veCRT holders vote on fees, buyback split, creator placement, grants, and upgrades.
Long-term aligned,
not short-term extractive.
Team, ecosystem, reserve, public sale, and market support allocations release under defined schedules or multisig-controlled rules. Circulating supply can increase through these releases even though maximum supply is fixed.