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# Tokenomics

## Tokenomics

`$KULT` is the native token of the Okkult ecosystem.

It is used across governance, relayer participation, fee incentives, and protocol coordination.

### Token details

| Parameter    | Value              |
| ------------ | ------------------ |
| Name         | `Okkult`           |
| Symbol       | `$KULT`            |
| Standard     | `ERC-20`           |
| Network      | `Ethereum Mainnet` |
| Total Supply | `100,000,000`      |
| Decimals     | `18`               |

### Token utility

* Governance voting through Okkult Vote
* Fee reduction on Shield and Relay operations
* Relayer node staking
* Compliance set curation
* Treasury distribution to stakers

### Fee model

| Operation          | Fee         | Distribution                 |
| ------------------ | ----------- | ---------------------------- |
| Shield or Unshield | `0.20%`     | `60% stakers / 40% treasury` |
| Compliance Proof   | `0.001 ETH` | `50% stakers / 50% treasury` |
| Relay              | `gas + 10%` | `70% relayer / 30% treasury` |
| Vote round         | `0.01 ETH`  | `100% treasury`              |

### Notes

`$KULT` sits at the center of protocol incentives.

It connects governance, operations, and fee flows across the Okkult stack.

### Next Steps

* [Overview](/token/overview.md)
* [Governance](/token/governance.md)
* [Fee model](/token/fee-model.md)


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