Artfi (ARTFI) Price

ARTFI is Artfi's native utility token on the Sui blockchain. The materials describe it as a token in an ecosystem related to art and NFT marketplaces. It is not proof of ownership of a particular artwork, collectible, or its underlying physical object; holding the token itself cannot establish ownership of a specific artwork. The tokenomics document also uses the description “revenue sharing utility token,” but this wording cannot replace specific product terms or establish that holders automatically have claims on company revenue, proceeds from particular artworks, or assets. When understanding ARTFI, the established on-chain supply design should be distinguished from forward-looking statements in the document about business and value.

According to the tokenomics document, ARTFI's intended uses include NFT marketplace payments and rewards for users participating in staking. The payment use refers to settlement in ARTFI through marketplace processes that support the token; the staking use requires users to deposit or lock tokens according to the rules of the actual staking contract before they may participate in settlement under the eligibility and reward rules. The document does not confirm, in the provided materials, currently available marketplaces, staking contracts, eligibility thresholds, lock-up periods, or reward calculation formulas. Therefore, the design of token uses does not mean that every user can obtain the same services or rewards at any time.

ARTFI has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. The document lists the allocations as: token sale 27%, marketing 11%, art ecosystem 11%, treasury 8%, team 11%, advisors 5%, airdrop 1%, protocol rewards 10%, community 9%, and market making and liquidity 7%. A fixed supply indicates that the total amount is designed to be 1 billion tokens, but it does not mean that these tokens will all be tradable at the same time. The holders of each allocation pool and their unlock and vesting conditions determine the amount available at a given time; maximum supply also cannot directly substitute for real-time circulating supply.

The purpose of phased release is to defer delivery of some sale tokens beyond the TGE, rather than change the fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. The document lists: a presale allocation of 9%, with 5% unlocked at TGE and linear vesting over 18 months after a 6-month cliff; and a seed-round allocation of 10%, with 8% unlocked at TGE and linear vesting over 18 months after an 8-month cliff. The strategic-round allocation is 6.8%, with 10% unlocked at TGE and linear vesting over 12 months after a 3-month cliff; the public-sale allocation is 1.2%, with 25% unlocked at TGE and linear vesting over 3 months after a 3-month cliff. During the cliff period, that portion has not yet been delivered on a linear schedule; it is released gradually only after the linear period begins. Therefore, different sale rounds have different amounts immediately available and different subsequent release schedules.

The document proposes a design to burn part of the fixed supply of ARTFI using business revenue. Mechanically, burning sends tokens to an address that can no longer use them or permanently removes them from available supply through a contract; if actually carried out, it would reduce the number of available tokens corresponding to the burned portion, but would not change the originally set total supply cap of 1 billion tokens. The document uses forward-looking language such as “will use revenue to burn” and “intended to appreciate as the company grows,” which cannot establish that burning has occurred, will necessarily occur in the future, or imply a fixed burn amount, timing, or price outcome. Whether it is carried out and the amount carried out must still be verified through actual product or on-chain records.