Token and Allocation
Specification
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | REIST Research Token |
| Symbol | REIST |
| Standard | ERC-20 |
| Pilot target network | Base Sepolia, chain ID 84532 |
| Decimal places | 18 |
| Total supply | 1,000,000 REIST |
| Subsequent minting | technically unavailable |
| Upgrade/proxy | not present |
| Transfer tax | not present |
| Blacklist/pause/rebase | not present |
Names and symbols are not unique on blockchains. Only the combination of the network and the published contract address identifies the token.
Genesis Allocation
The allocation is created in the constructor. The address that directly performs the deployment may not assume any of the three recipient roles and receives zero tokens.
| Pool | Share | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research Rewards | 70% | 700,000 | verified reproductions, implementations, and research contributions |
| Ecosystem Treasury | 20% | 200,000 | documented project operations, infrastructure, and integrations |
| Founder Vesting | 10% | 100,000 | time-bound allocation to the founder/author |
At launch, 0% is planned for a public sale and 0% for DEX liquidity. There
is no private presale round and no price commitment. This is a documented
initial policy, not a transfer restriction of the standard ERC-20: treasuries
and subsequent holders can technically transfer and could thereby also enable
secondary markets.
Founder Vesting
- Start: timestamp of the token deployment
- Cliff: 365 days
- Total duration: 1,095 days
- Schedule: linear from the start, with withdrawals locked before the cliff
- At the cliff: one third is vested
- End: fully vested after three years
The contract is based on OpenZeppelin's VestingWalletCliff. Its beneficiary
role is transferable. This does not accelerate the schedule, but it permits
the transfer of economic rights to amounts that have not yet been withdrawn.
Renouncing the beneficiary role (renounceOwnership) is disabled in the REIST
vesting contract so that tokens still subject to vesting cannot accidentally
become permanently inaccessible.
Treasury Control
The token contract enforces the initial recipients and amounts, not the later use of treasury balances. The following are planned for the testnet pilot and are mandatory before any mainnet deployment:
- two separate Safe multisigs,
- a published signer count and threshold,
- every disbursement documented with a bounty/decision ID and evidence,
- a public contribution register with transaction links,
- periodic reconciliation of expected and actual wallet balances.
As long as one person controls all Safe keys, this must be openly described as centralized control. A multisig label alone does not constitute decentralization.
No Economic Promise
A fixed supply creates neither demand nor value. Tokens may remain worthless and completely illiquid. There is no dividend, profit participation, redemption, minimum price, interest, staking yield, or commitment to a future exchange listing.