Tokenomics

Pickpocket does not have a token at this stage.

We believe tokens should not exist by default. They must serve a critical function.

A token should only be introduced when it enables a structural advantage — in governance, coordination, utility, or decentralization — that cannot be achieved otherwise.

At this stage, our priority is user protection, product stability, and infrastructure maturity.

Introducing a token too early would create unnecessary noise, speculative pressure, and design constraints.

When we consider a token in the future, it will be based on three non-negotiable conditions:

1. Clear function

   The token must have defined utility within the system: such as governance, staking, prioritization, or access control.

2. Non-inflationary design

   Supply and allocation must follow predictable, transparent rules. No hidden emissions, no circular rewards.

3. Earned, not airdropped

   Distribution must prioritize contributors, active users, and aligned partners. Not short-term speculation.

Until these criteria are met, there will be no native token.

The protocol must earn trust before it can represent value.