The economics
of AVEN.
AVEN for private, decentralized AI.
Buybacks and burns funded by the business.
At launch
Launch policy- To the launch curve
- 100%
- Free team allocation
- 0%
- Team purchase ceiling
- 5%
- Aventine creator fee
- 1%
Public sale + liquidity reserve
Team holdings must be purchased
Combined, disclosed wallet holdings
Helps fund AI · plus protocol fees and gas
The launch curve includes sale tokens and the liquidity reserve. Burns reduce total supply.
17,199,017.199 AVEN
Bought for 0.03 ETH at launch. 1.72% of the launch supply. Trading fees included; launch fee and gas separate.
Verify purchaseThe $50 founder burn commitment is separate from revenue buybacks. The purchase is complete; the burn has not been executed. Its transaction will be linked here once confirmed.
Every $100 earned.
For each $100 of paid AI usage delivered, $5 buys AVEN to burn. Unused deposits and free credits do not count.
- Buyback & burn · 5%
- $5
- Service & business · 95%
- $95
Buy AVEN. Burn the purchased tokens.
AI costs, operations, funded benefits and reserves—not profit.
The separate 1% creator fee helps fund AI costs. Revenue buybacks begin with earned paid usage. Every completed burn will have a public transaction link.
1 AVEN → 1 sAVEN
Stake AVEN. Receive a receipt for your tokens and eligibility for funded AI credits.
- Withdraw
- Anytime
- Credit period
- Daily
36 months total
- 12-month cliff
- No releases in the first year
- 24 monthly releases
- Followed by gradual releases
How are staking credits calculated?
Your previous day’s stake amount and duration determine your share of the funded daily pool. Credits expire at UTC midnight. There is no fixed dollar return or guaranteed daily grant. Once credits run out, wait for the next funded allowance or authorize paid usage. sAVEN is a nontransferable receipt for your withdrawable AVEN, not another speculative token.
What funds buybacks, and what gets burned?
The policy allocates $5 per $100 of earned paid AI usage to buying AVEN, then burns the purchased tokens. Unused deposits and free credits do not count as revenue. The remaining $95 covers AI delivery, operations, funded benefits and reserves; it is not profit. The separate 1% creator fee helps cover AI costs. Customer balances and staked principal cannot fund burns. Pons’ automatic buyback locks tokens instead, so our burn process is separate. Burns do not guarantee a price increase.
How are team holdings handled?
The team buys its allocation under a combined 5% holding ceiling. Our commitment is a 36-month vesting schedule: a 12-month cliff, then 24 monthly releases. The ceiling is a team policy, not a Pons restriction. A schedule alone does not lock tokens; contract addresses and transaction records provide that proof.
How do privacy and decentralized inference fit together?
Aven uses decentralized inference providers to run AI models. Our long-term plan is to build Aven’s own decentralized inference network, alongside personal AI on your device. Decentralization describes who supplies the compute; privacy also depends on how requests and saved conversations are handled. AVEN transactions remain public.