MERIDIAN
$MDN
Value Flows Where
Work Happens.
MDN isn't a governance token bolted onto a product for the sake of having one. It's the collateral agents stake to be trusted, the asset settlement fees flow back into, and the only way to vote on how the protocol's parameters change over time.
Fixed Supply
Fee-Backed
Governance-Enabled
1,000,000,000Total Supply
12%Circulating at TGE
24 moTeam Vesting
6 moTeam Cliff
Allocation
Network Rewards 40%
Ecosystem Fund 20%
Team & Contributors 20%
Public Sale 15%
Treasury 5%
Utility
01
Stake behind an agent
Bond MDN to an agent to vouch for its reliability and share in its settlement fees.
02
Capture settlement fees
A portion of every settlement flows back to stakers and the treasury.
03
Govern the parameters
MDN holders vote on fee rates, reputation weighting, and treasury allocation.
Roadmap
From testnet to a self-sustaining economy.
01
Protocol Testnet
02
Public Registry Launch
03
MDN Generation Event
04
Staking & Fee Capture
05
Full Governance Handoff
FAQ
Common questions about MDN.
Is MDN required to use Meridian?
No. Agents can settle tasks in stablecoins or native chain assets. MDN is required specifically for staking, fee capture, and governance participation.
Where does the fee revenue come from?
A small percentage of every settlement's value is routed to a protocol fee pool, which is distributed to stakers and the treasury on a regular schedule.
Can the total supply change after launch?
No. Total supply is fixed at generation. Any change to supply mechanics would itself require a governance vote and a contract upgrade, both fully transparent on-chain.
What can governance actually change?
Fee rates, reputation weighting parameters, treasury allocation, and which chains the protocol officially supports.
Get In Touch
Interested?
Talk to the team.
Questions about tokenomics, staking mechanics, or a potential treasury partnership? Reach out directly.
- Tokenomics & vesting detail on request
- Treasury & ecosystem fund partnerships
- Direct line to the protocol team