Supply
250,000,000 QZN. Minted once, capped by contract, with no inflation mechanism in the codebase. Until the ICO closes, circulating supply is exactly zero — there is nothing to trade and nothing to stake.
Allocation
Bars are drawn to scale of total supply. The ICO and team lines mirror the allocation constants in the deployed token contract.
Where capital flows
Every duel settles through one deterministic route: a 0.1% protocol fee, then the remainder split between the winner, the node operators who hosted the match, and the treasury. Tournaments pool entry fees, take a 1% fee at completion, and pay finishers 60/30/10. Nobody is paid for holding — value moves when games are played.
How supply shrinks
Straight answer: matches do not burn. Earlier designs burned a slice of every stake; the deployed contracts do not, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Supply falls through three real channels — all of them driven by activity or enforced by contract, none of them discretionary.
Treasury under lock
The treasury is a contract, not a wallet. Spends require 2-of-3 multisig approval; anything at or above 1,000,000 QZN waits a mandatory 2-epoch timelock in public view. Proposals expire after 4 epochs, and reward funding flows automatically each epoch — no hand on the faucet.
All figures are design parameters of the deployed contracts, verifiable in the public repository, and may change through governance before activation.
QZN confers no passive income, dividend, yield, or profit share of any kind. Holding QZN generates nothing. Value in the QZN ecosystem comes from use: playing, competing, creating tournaments, and operating nodes.