3.2 Tokenomics
Supply, allocation, vesting, and initial circulation design
This section describes the RH tokenomics framework: total supply, allocations, vesting principles, emissions used for incentives, and how initial circulating supply is approached. RH tokenomics is designed to be understandable, defensible, and operationally realistic, prioritizing transparency and long-term sustainability.
Total Supply
Total Supply: 10,000,000,000 RH
Any changes to supply mechanics (e.g., minting, burning, or supply adjustments) must be explicitly disclosed. Unless otherwise stated in the technology section, the protocol assumes a fixed-supply model.
Allocation Framework
RH allocations are structured to support membership incentives, ecosystem growth, and operational stability. Final percentages may be refined, but the framework should remain consistent and clearly documented.
Rewards Program
35%
3,500,000,000
Membership rewards, campaigns, ecosystem programs
Ecosystem & Partnerships
20%
2,000,000,000
Partner initiatives, integrations, grants (if applicable)
Liquidity & Market Support
15%
1,500,000,000
Initial liquidity provisioning, market operations (policy-defined)
Community Growth & Marketing
15%
1,500,000,000
Community campaigns, KOL/PR budget, growth initiatives
Team & Contributors
10%
1,000,000,000
Core team and long-term contributors (vested)
Treasury / Reserve
5%
500,000,000
Contingency reserve under treasury policy
Total
100%
10,000,000,000
Note: The “Liquidity & Market Support” allocation is governed by an operational policy. RH does not promise price outcomes, and market support does not imply a guarantee of liquidity or returns.
Vesting & Lockups
To align incentives and reduce supply shock, RH applies structured vesting and lockups.
Team & Contributors
Cliff: 12 months
Vesting: 24–36 months linear after cliff
Transfer restrictions: As required by vesting schedule and operational policy
Ecosystem & Partnerships (Typical Controls)
Released in tranches based on program milestones and governance-approved budgets.
Rewards Program (Emission Budget)
Distributed over time through epochs and campaigns according to published budgets (see Section 2.3 and Section 3.3).
All vesting schedules and lockup rules should be published with dates (or epochs), and any material changes must follow the governance and operational controls.
Emission Principles
RH emissions refer to the planned release of tokens from designated allocations (primarily the rewards budget) into circulation. Emissions are governed by:
Epoch-based distribution: Rewards are released per epoch under a defined budget.
Program-based budgeting: Campaigns have explicit caps and time windows.
Transparency: Budgets, distribution methods, and on-chain records are published.
RH does not target a specific yield or return. Emissions are a coordination tool, not a profit mechanism.
Initial Circulating Supply (Approach)
Initial circulating supply should be intentionally conservative to reduce volatility and supply shock. The initial circulating amount depends on:
Liquidity provisioning requirements
Program launch budgets (early rewards and campaigns)
Vesting and lockup constraints
Operational reserves and treasury policy
As a baseline principle, RH aims to keep a meaningful share of supply restricted (vested, locked, or program-budgeted) at launch, while ensuring sufficient liquidity for practical market access.
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