Some info about the Anoma @anoma token You can find some details about tokenomics on the official website of the Anoma Foundation: https://docs.anoma.foundation/tokenomics. On the left-hand navigation area, there are two PDF files called MiCA Whitepaper, which contain quite a bit of information worth checking out. What is the MiCA Whitepaper? MiCA is a comprehensive regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114) passed by the EU in 2023, aimed at establishing unified rules for the crypto asset market. It covers crypto assets not addressed by existing financial regulations, including Asset-Referenced Tokens (ARTs, like stablecoins), Electronic Money Tokens (EMTs), and general crypto assets (like Bitcoin and Ethereum). MiCA’s goals are to enhance consumer protection, improve market transparency, prevent market abuse, and provide authorization and supervision mechanisms for crypto issuance, trading, and services. The regulation will partially take effect on June 30, 2024 (for stablecoins) and will fully apply to all Crypto Asset Service Providers (CASPs) by December 2024. So, this is some regulatory framework-related info that Anoma needs to disclose for its token issuance. Now, let’s see what important details we can find: Original text: The token has already or is expected to go through the following key events: - Four private sales conducted in Q1 2021, Q4 2021, Q2 2023, and Q1 2025. - Launch on Ethereum testnet (Sepolia) on May 28, 2025 (deployment transaction here). - Launch on Arbitrum testnet (Sepolia) on August 7, 2025 (deployment transaction here). - Full protocol launch on Ethereum mainnet: planned for September 2025 (indicative, subject to changes based on strategic, regulatory, or market considerations). - Total token supply: 10,000,000,000 (10 billion) tokens, with up to 25% of the supply being liquid upon entering trading. - Admission transaction start date: no earlier than 2025-09-21 - Token release date: 2025-09-20 For more details, check out these two files. Some dates may not be the exact real token issuance dates, but they can serve as a reference.