# Supply and Distribution

The total supply of Coin18+ is capped at **384,000,000 tokens**, distributed over time to incentivize early adopters while ensuring sustainability. The token distribution structure is designed to reward active participation and drive platform growth.

* **Total Supply**: 384,000,000 tokens.
* **Daily Token Release**: During the first **444 days**, a total of **100,100 tokens** will be released each day, after which token emissions will gradually decrease.
* **Allocation**:

  * **Content Creators**: 48% of the daily token release (equivalent to **48,048 tokens per day**) is allocated to content creators, who earn tokens based on the viewership of their content.
  * **Viewers**: 24% of the daily token supply (or **24,024 tokens**) is allocated to viewers as a reward for their engagement with ads and content.
  * **Platform Development and Operations**: 16% of the total tokens are reserved for the platform’s development, including server costs and ongoing operational expenses.
  * **Marketing and Promotions**: 8% is designated for marketing initiatives aimed at expanding the platform’s user base and promoting creator content.
  * **Social Responsibility**: 4% of tokens are directed toward supporting institutions dedicated to combating child exploitation and human trafficking.

| Category                       | Allocation | Daily Distribution                                       |
| ------------------------------ | ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Content Creators**           | 48%        | Distributed according to viewership                      |
| **Viewers (Watch-to-Earn)**    | 24%        | Awarded for watching advertisements                      |
| **Platform Development & Ops** | 16%        | Reserved for infrastructure and operational costs        |
| **Marketing & Promotions**     | 8%         | Focused on platform growth and creator promotion         |
| **Social Responsibility**      | 4%         | Support for combating child exploitation and trafficking |
