Token architecture
Two tokens, two roles
| IDM Reborn | IDMX | |
|---|---|---|
| Network | BNB Chain | opBNB |
| Supply | 1.000.000.000 per 2026-10-23 | 50.000.000.000 per 2026-10-23 |
| Role | Ecosystem value token | Activity reward points |
| Mint function | None | None |
Why two, not one. IDMX is issued continuously as a reward for daily activity. If it were also the value token, every recorded transaction would directly inflate holders. Separating them keeps daily activity cheap and plentiful, while conversion into value passes through a gate with a rate, caps, and a burn.
Why two networks. opBNB was chosen for activity because its gas is cheap enough for the app to sponsor — a micro-business must not be asked to buy crypto merely to record a sale. BNB Chain was chosen for the value token because that is where liquidity lives.
A third stream deliberately uses no token at all: AIDM Premium subscriptions are paid in ordinary money. The product economy must not hold the token economy hostage, or the reverse.
IDM Reborn contract properties
- Fixed supply, no mint function
- No buy/sell tax — a plain ERC-20. This is a listing-compatibility decision, not merely friendliness: exchanges reject taxed tokens because they break order-book accounting
- A flat transfer fee that is burned in full
Allocation
| Allocation | % | Tokens | Breakdown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ecosystem & Rewards | 26% | 260.000.000 | 150.000.000 Swap pool (locked) 110.000.000 Reward reserve |
| Liquidity | 18% | 180.000.000 | 80.000.000 DEX LP (locked) 100.000.000 CEX reserve |
| v1 Holder Migration | 16% | 160.000.000 | 146.082.699,41 Verified obligation 586.060,85 Set aside pending verification — recipient unknown 13.331.239,74 Late-claim pool — mechanism undecided |
| Private Sale | 14% | 140.000.000 | — |
| Treasury | 10% | 100.000.000 | — |
| Team & Founders | 10% | 100.000.000 | — |
| Marketing | 4% | 40.000.000 | — |
| Advisors | 2% | 20.000.000 | — |
| Total | 100% | 1.000.000.000 |
The migration allocation is split into three separate lines, and the three sum exactly to their parent allocation — checked automatically every time this site is built. A discrepancy of even a fraction means some tokens have no home.
Unlock schedule
The curve is computed from each allocation's vesting schedule plus the six-month migration emission. It is not drawn by hand: if the schedule changes, the curve changes with it.
The dashed line marks circulating supply at TGE.
IDMX → IDM Reborn swap
A single contract cannot touch two networks, so the swap takes the form of a signed bridge:
- The user accumulates IDMX from in-app activity (opBNB)
- The IDMX is genuinely burned — supply decreases, visible on the explorer
- A relayer signs a voucher after waiting for enough confirmations to survive a chain reorganisation
- The voucher is redeemed on BNB Chain; IDM is released from the pool
Three properties a reader can verify independently:
- A true burn. Swapped IDMX leaves the supply. A pool "burned" by moving it to a dead address is a weaker claim.
- A one-way rate. The rate-setting function rejects any value that worsens the user's position. Raising generosity is always possible; lowering it destroys trust permanently — so that possibility is closed by code, not by a promise.
- Double redemption is impossible. Each voucher carries a single-use nonce. Even a fully compromised server cannot have one voucher paid twice; the contract refuses it.
Swap pool: 0 IDM per 2026-10-23, and the activity reward pool: 99.998.515 IDMX per 2026-10-23.
Layered caps
Limits sit at several levels at once: a swap minimum, a per-wallet weekly cap, a per-wallet daily reward cap, a monthly cap for higher-value rewards, and a global daily cap across all users combined.
The global cap is not a defence against identity abuse, and must not be read as one: a contract cannot tell a thousand addresses held by a thousand people from a thousand held by one — that is a question about identity, and identity lives off-chain. What it does is bound the blast radius if a signing key leaks: the loss stops at one day rather than the whole pool.
The cost is acknowledged: anyone who exhausts the global cap delays everyone else's rewards until the next day. At present scale, that trade is favourable.