How It Works
Complete guide to the Soleon system
1
Mint and public allocations
After the devnet rehearsal, the fixed SEON supply is created. Mint and freeze authorities are revoked, and the reward, Genesis and developer allocations are transferred to published addresses.
2
Reproducible Genesis Airdrop
A public snapshot, ruleset and future seed select 440 independent Solana wallets. Ten weekly waves transfer 10,000 SEON directly to 44 wallets each. Recipients never connect, sign or pay.
3
Monitored staking opening
Staking opens with wave 1 after the mainnet checks pass. Its upgrade authority remains only during the ten-wave correction window, with every deployed change disclosed.
4
Independent DEX price discovery
A verified permissionless SEON/USDC order book may begin empty. Soleon places no controlled initial orders; independent participants determine whether a market, price and liquidity develop.
5
Final immutability
After wave 10 and the final audit, critical staking authorities are revoked. No official pool or liquidity commitment is planned.
Staking cycle
Lock
7 days
Grace
3 days
Initial redistribution
10%
On-time renew reduction
0.5 pp
Position rules
- -Claim is available whenever rewards are positive until the grace period ends.
- -An on-time renew compounds principal and rewards and lowers the future reward redistribution by 0.5 percentage points.
- -New positions start with 10% reward redistribution to the reward vault. It reaches 0% after 20 on-time renewals.
- -After grace, claim is disabled. Renew or unstake still works, but reward redistribution resets to 10%.
- -Expired positions can be cleaned up publicly after grace; principal always returns to its owner.
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