Explore the tokenomics of MiL.k Alliance(MLK) and review the project details below.

What is the allocation for MiL.k Alliance(MLK)?

• Liquidity Supply (Around 28%): Held by TICA to provide liquidity for platform transactions. The amount may fluctuate temporarily but remains constant overall and will not be externally distributed.
• User Distribution (Around 11%): Rewards for user participation, including account connections, brand token transactions, and other activities that enhance the platform's ecosystem. Mainly distributed to existing customers of partners for over two years.
• Partner Allocation (Around 37%): Distribution with Lock-up Schedule (Around 52%): Allocated to 20 service companies with a lock-up period of over three years, starting from the company’s alliance-joining date or the initial listing date. Initial distribution is small and increases as more partners join. Distribution for Contribution (Around 48%): Rewards for partners who transition their customers from a mileage point system to the Mil.k ecosystem. Distributed over 5-10 years based on transaction volume, with a decreasing annual rate.
• Amount to Fund Long-Term Operation (Around 14%): Held by TICA for long-term platform operations, such as technical upgrades, and used only when necessary.
• Amount to Fund Initial Construction (Around 10%): Funds early-stage development, operations, marketing, and legal compliance. Locked for approximately two years to prevent excessive supply from impacting the token’s value.

What is the supply schedule for MiL.k Alliance(MLK)?

• Liquidity Supply & Long-Term Operation Fund: Held by TICA, released as needed, with no fixed lock-up.
• User Distribution: Gradually distributed over two years to existing customers of partners.
• Partner Allocation: Lock-up Distribution (52%): Locked for over three years, starting from the alliance-joining date or initial listing, with limited early-stage releases and increasing over time. Contribution Distribution (48%): Released over 5-10 years based on user transaction volume, with a decreasing annual release rate.
• Initial Construction Fund: Locked for two years to prevent short-term supply shocks to the market.