EDM (Governance)
$EDM is the core governance and utility token of Edma, designed to support a sustainable and decentralized energy finance ecosystem. Below is an overview of its supply, distribution, utility, and burning mechanisms.
$EDM Utility & Functions
1. Governance
$EDM holders can participate in platform governance by voting on upgrades, partnerships, and ecosystem developments.
2. Transaction Fees
$EDM is used to pay transaction fees within the Edma ecosystem.
50% of these fees is burned, reducing the overall supply over time.
3. Marketplace Payments
$EDM is the primary payment method for trading renewable energy certificates (RECs), Clean Energy Coins (CLE), and NFTs.
Total Supply & Distribution
The total supply of EDM is 500 million tokens, allocated as follows:
Presale
200M
40%
Liquidity
80M
16%
Treasury
80M
16%
Marketing
25M
5%
Team
10M
2%
Giveaway
5M
1%
Total Supply
500M EDM
100%
Burning Mechanisms
To ensure long-term scarcity and value appreciation, $EDM follows a controlled burning strategy:
1. Transaction Fee Burns
50% of all platform transaction fees is permanently burned.
2. Buyback-and-Burn Program
Edma allocates a portion of its revenue to buy back $EDM from the market and burn it.
3. Governance & Platform Fee Burns
$EDM used for governance fees, staking penalties, and platform transactions is also burned continuously.
Final Target Supply
Over time, $EDM’s circulating supply will be gradually reduced to a target of 100 million coins, ensuring long-term deflationary economics.
The $EDM tokenomics model is designed to create long-term value, decentralization, and ecosystem sustainability by balancing utility, governance, and scarcity within the Edma.
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