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AriaAI is a game development and publishing project centered on its own IP-driven gameplay and AI technology; ARIA is the governance and utility token in its ecosystem. The official documentation lists ARIA as a BEP-20 token in the BNB Chain ecosystem, with a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. “Governance and utility” is the project’s description of the token’s role. The current official token page does not further specify voting procedures, holding thresholds, or individual game functions, so this label alone cannot establish that holders necessarily have a particular governance right or entitlement to returns.

AriaAI describes its goal as making game worlds change through player interaction: intelligent NPCs create interactive characters, personalized narratives produce different narrative experiences based on player interactions, and AI-generated content provides the content-generation capability for those changes. Accordingly, AI is not presented as a standalone token mechanism, but as a direction for the game experience at the game-design level. The official materials place all three alongside “dynamic gameplay” and state that the game world grows and changes with players; this does not amount to disclosure of a specific on-chain reward, voting, or token-consumption rule.

ARIA uses the BEP-20 standard on BNB Chain. BEP-20 means that it operates under that chain’s fungible-token standard; when receiving, sending, or interacting with on-chain applications, users should use an address and network that support BNB Chain and follow the network and fee requirements shown by the wallet and platform actually being used. The token standard alone identifies the chain on which ARIA exists and the general interaction format. It does not by itself determine whether it can be traded on a particular platform, which game features are available, or which specific governance rights holders have.

ARIA has a total supply of 1 billion tokens. Total supply is the project-defined measure of the total number of tokens; it is not the number that has already unlocked, is tradable, or is actually held by market participants at a given time. To assess how many tokens may be released according to plan at a particular stage, the 1 billion total must be considered together with each allocation pool’s percentage and release rules. For example, a pool representing 15% of total supply corresponds to 150 million tokens; when those tokens become available is determined by that pool’s cliff and vesting periods.

The 1 billion ARIA tokens are allocated across six uses: community and airdrop, 51% (510 million tokens); team, 15% (150 million); marketing, 10.8% (108 million); ecosystem fund, 9.7% (97 million); investors, 8.5% (85 million); and liquidity, 5% (50 million). These percentages indicate each pool’s planned allocation and purpose; they do not mean that the corresponding quantities will enter the market at the same time. Community and airdrop tokens are for community engagement and game-user rewards; the ecosystem fund is for long-term ecosystem growth, partnerships, and integrations; and the liquidity pool is intended to support liquidity in centralized and decentralized markets. The team, investor, and marketing pools each have separate release schedules.

Under the official release schedule, approximately 18.3% of ARIA’s total supply is planned to be released at TGE (the token generation event). At TGE, the community and airdrop pool releases 8.8% of its own allocation, or about 4.5% of total supply; the liquidity pool releases 100%, or 5%; and the marketing pool releases 81.5% of its own allocation, or about 8.8% of total supply. The three items total approximately 18.3%. The remaining pools have different schedules: the remaining community and airdrop allocation releases linearly over 36 months; the ecosystem fund releases nothing at TGE and then releases linearly over 36 months; the team first undergoes a 12-month cliff and then releases linearly over 36 months; and investors likewise wait 12 months, after which tokens unlock quarterly over 12 months. The remaining marketing allocation is scheduled to release after one month. A cliff means that no tokens in that pool are released under that vesting schedule during the waiting period; linear release means gradual release over the subsequent period rather than all at once. The release schedule reflects a planned unlocking pace and cannot be treated directly as actual circulating supply: unlocked tokens may still not have entered the market, may be subject to other arrangements, or may continue to be held by recipients.