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Role of the token

$CIT is the native token of City Protocol

Token overview

$CIT is the native token of City Protocol. $CIT launches on Ethereum mainnet. The full supply of 10,000,000,000 $CIT was minted once on the canonical Ethereum mainnet contract before TGE, and the token will be bridged to Arbitrum, Base and BNB Smart Chain ahead of listing; bridging moves existing tokens between networks while the combined supply stays fixed.

Item
Detail

Name and ticker

City Protocol, $CIT

Token standard

ERC-20, 18 decimals

Total supply

10,000,000,000 $CIT, minted in full before TGE

Unlocked at TGE

1,793,365,000 $CIT, 17.9% of the supply

Canonical contract

0xfdb0f0962c3db4664a5eade96999c7d4f0f53d89

Bridged networks

Arbitrum One, Base and BNB Smart Chain, bridged ahead of listing

Where the token sits

City Protocol's products run on stablecoins and their own underlying assets: a Curated Vault participant holds Receipt Tokens, and an OTP participant holds the constituents directly. $CIT sits one level above, at the protocol that issues, operates and distributes the products, and connects to them through governance, a discount on Venzo interface fees, service payments and ecosystem incentives. Every Curated Vault and OTP accepts eligible participants on the same terms whether or not they hold $CIT.

$CIT sits at the protocol level above the Curated Vaults and OTPs, which run on stablecoins and their own assets
$CIT sits at the protocol level. Products run on stablecoins and their own assets, and the token connects to them through governance, the interface fee discount, service payments and ecosystem incentives.

Topics

  • Allocation: how the 10,000,000,000 $CIT supply is allocated and when each allocation unlocks.

  • Token utility: what $CIT is used for, and what it does not provide.

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