> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cybertig.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cybertig.com/readme/tokenomics.md).

# Tokenomics

Revenue allocation, utility, and the long-term mitigation peg.

## Tokenomics

Cybertig frames `$TIG` as a utility token tied to infrastructure growth and measurable mitigation.

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**Model the scale curve**

See [Scaling milestone economics](/readme/tokenomics/scaling-milestone-economics.md) for the full four-phase capital structure, treasury drawdown, and projected buyback-and-burn profile.
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### Token utility

* Governance participation
* Staking for revenue shares
* Access to network data and carbon asset insights
* Long-term alignment with verified CO₂ mitigation

### Deflationary revenue loop

Revenue is allocated through an automated smart contract framework:

* **50%** — Programmatic `$TIG` buyback and burn
* **30%** — Hardware capital fund for fabrication and deployment
* **20%** — Operational overhead, including maintenance, monitoring, and reliability

### Utility peg

`1 $TIG` targets equivalence to **1 kg of verified, real-time CO₂ mitigation**.

The goal is to connect token utility to measurable environmental performance rather than pure speculative demand.

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**Token design goal**

The model seeks to turn recurring revenue into both network growth and supply reduction.
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