MUTA uses a treasury release schedule, not a fixed circulating-supply schedule.
Contract limits #
- Maximum supply: 42,000,000 MUTA
- Release amount: up to 1,000,000 MUTA per eligible release
- Minimum interval: 90 days between releases
- Destination: the designated treasury
- Burn: applicable transfers can reduce current total supply
The contract permits an eligible treasury release; it does not require the team to distribute every available tranche immediately. The 42,000,000 figure is a hard maximum, not a statement that all tokens already exist.
Released, distributed and circulating are different #
Released means transferred by the contract to the treasury. Distributed means subsequently allocated to a wallet, vesting contract, liquidity position or programme. Circulating requires a separate current calculation that excludes restricted and operational balances where appropriate.
Allocation after release #
The current treasury policy designates 50% of each newly released tranche for approved ecosystem programmes. The split is operational, not automatic token-contract logic. Programme amounts and recipient paths are published per cycle.
For current on-chain supply and treasury movements, use the MUTA token page on BscScan. Related: Tokenomics and Burn Cycle.
