Question 1

What are Cookie DAO and COOKIE?

Accepted Answer

Cookie DAO is a decentralized crypto data layer powered by COOKIE. Project documentation describes its work as processing and correlating on-chain, social, and trading data. It seeks to analyze off-chain signals, such as market discussion or attention, within the same data framework as on-chain activity and trading data. COOKIE is the token of this ecosystem. The token is associated with DAO governance and staking participation, but holding the token does not automatically grant access to a particular data product, campaign reward, or fixed return; specific eligibility depends on the products and staking rules available at that time.

Question 2

What are the respective uses of COOKIE?

Accepted Answer

COOKIE's stated uses include supporting DAO governance and staking participation. On the governance side, holders can participate in decisions concerning the DAO treasury and future direction; on the staking side, users can lock COOKIE to earn Cookie Points and, under the rules, affect farming tiers, farming pool participation allocations, and certain campaign boosts. These uses should be understood separately: governance is participation in decision-making, points record participation under staking rules, and campaign eligibility depends on whether the relevant campaign is open and on its conditions. None of them promises fixed income, nor can any current, unlisted product entitlement be inferred from early tokenomics documents.

Question 3

When can COOKIE be claimed after staking?

Accepted Answer

COOKIE can be locked in staking pools on BNB Chain and Base. After choosing a pool and term, tokens remain locked for that term and can only be claimed after it ends. Therefore, “can be staked” does not mean they can be withdrawn at any time; confirm the network and lock duration before choosing a term. The staking page lists four term pools. Different pool terms affect the points multiplier and the availability of tokens: a longer lock may correspond to a higher points weight, but it also means tokens cannot be claimed through that staking path for a longer period.

Question 4

How are Cookie Points calculated, and what do they affect?

Accepted Answer

The basic calculation of Cookie Points starts with the staked amount: each 1 COOKIE staked corresponds to 1 base point; a selected longer term applies a higher multiplier. It can therefore be summarized as: Points = amount of COOKIE staked × points multiplier for that term. Points are not another freely transferable token. They are a participation metric used to determine farming tiers and affect farming pool participation allocations and certain campaign boosts. Because multipliers are tied to pool terms, increasing the staked amount and selecting a longer term affect points in different ways; actual multipliers and eligibility are subject to the current rules on the staking page.

Question 5

How are COOKIE's supply and initial allocation arranged?

Accepted Answer

Tokenomics materials from 2024 list COOKIE's designed total supply as 1 billion tokens and set out initial allocation categories including early backers, public sale, airdrops, liquidity and staking, ecosystem incentives, the team, and the DAO treasury. Different categories are subject to their respective release and vesting arrangements. These materials describe the tokenomics design and basis for initial allocation; they should not be used directly as a substitute for the current real-time circulating supply or remaining unlock status. Determining the tradable supply at a given point also requires reviewing actual releases disclosed on-chain and by the project at that time; this answer does not infer real-time figures from the 2024 document.

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