TOWNIEEnter the town
THE ECONOMY OF A LITTLE WORLD

Tokenomics of $TOWNIE.

Every townie has a life in the city. Some clock in. Some open shops. Some play it safe. Some absolutely do not. Their three-hour stories are written in Dough—the currency of Townie.

ONE CITY CYCLEEvery 3 hours
01Live your path
02Earn or lose Dough
03Close the ledger
04Allocate rewards
WAYS TO MAKE A LIVING

Four paths.
No identical paydays.

Every wallet starts with a stable, automatically assigned path. Connect yours to choose a different personality, role and risk style. Your change begins with the next three-hour cycle.

01 / 04
OFFICE QUARTER

The professionals

Clerks, engineers, baristas, teachers, mechanics, designers, builders and traders.

They make Dough from their work. A regular pay period is relatively steady, though expenses can still cut into it.

BASE DOUGH BEFORE MODIFIERS35 Dough / cycle
Steadier income · smaller swings
02 / 04
MARKET ARCADE

The business owners

Café owners, shopkeepers, market stalls, repair shops, restaurants and studios.

They earn from customers and sales. A busy period can pay well; supplies, repairs and slow days can turn a profit into a loss.

BASE DOUGH BEFORE MODIFIERS90 Dough / cycle
Higher upside · real operating risk
03 / 04
CITY BANK

The savers

Townies who choose to keep it calm and let their savings work.

Their Dough grows through small savings returns. This is the gentlest path, with less drama and less upside.

BASE DOUGH BEFORE MODIFIERS12 Dough / cycle
Small returns · lowest volatility
04 / 04
LITTLE CASINO

The degens

Speculators, casino regulars and odds chasers.

They take chances. A lucky result can be a city legend, but a losing period can take Dough away.

BASE DOUGH BEFORE MODIFIERS160 Dough / cycle
Biggest upside · biggest downside
THE LITTLE DETAILS

It is a life, not a timetable.

Townies do not follow a fixed work schedule. At the end of each completed three-hour window, their path produces an income or loss result. Careful, balanced and bold risk styles change the stakes. Holding size and time in town give modest, capped advantages; chance still matters. The numbers above are starting points, not promised earnings. Dough can go down as well as up.

WHERE THE CREATOR REWARDS GO

The town gets
half the story.

Once live, Townie will allocate the creator rewards it actually receives. Dough is the score for that share; it is not $TOWNIE and has no fixed exchange rate to $TOWNIE, SOL or cash.

50%50%
50%

For the townies

Allocated among eligible townies in proportion to their Dough share at the close of each three-hour cycle.

50%

For the town

Reserved for Townie’s development and marketing: building the world, improving the experience and helping more neighbours find it.

THE FAIR-SHARE MATH

Your Dough share of the city determines your share of the townie reward pool.

At each three-hour close, compare a live holder’s positive Dough balance with the total positive Dough balances of all active holders. That fraction determines their share of the townie half of creator rewards received in that cycle.

YOUR SHARE(your eligible Dough ÷ all eligible Dough)×50% of creator rewards received= your cycle’s reward allocationExample: 400 Dough out of 40,000 is a 1% share of the townie reward pool.

Three-hour rhythm. Dough is credited only after a three-hour cycle closes. Each close fixes the Dough weights for that cycle. The creator-reward amount must be reconciled and transfers are sent manually, so arrival may follow the ledger close.

GOOD TO KNOW

Dough is the city’s measure.
Creator rewards are separate.

Creator rewards depend on trading activity and the amount actually received by Townie; there is no guaranteed minimum. Dough cannot be withdrawn or exchanged on the site. Dough begins accruing for eligible holders when the $TOWNIE contract goes live. The reward-sharing plan applies to those holders, with manual transfers after each cycle.

How Pump creator fees work
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER IS WAITING

Go see who is
making Dough today.

Step into Townie