Question 1

What is ZOON?

Accepted Answer

ZOON is a BEP-20 token disclosed by CryptoZoon in its 2021 issuance announcement. BEP-20 means it was issued according to the token standard on BNB Smart Chain (then commonly called Binance Smart Chain), and wallets and services need to support the corresponding network to recognize and transfer it. This network standard does not mean that holders own company equity or have rights to fixed income or dividends; the allocation and lock-up information in the announcement should also be understood according to the issuance plan disclosed at that time.

Question 2

What is ZOON's maximum supply?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 announcement listed ZOON's maximum supply as 1 billion tokens. Maximum supply is the total cap set by the issuance plan and is used to measure the theoretical amount corresponding to each allocation percentage; it does not equal the amount circulating, tradable, or held by the public at any point in time. The percentages in the announcement use 1 billion tokens as the calculation base, but the actual tradable supply would also be affected by the allocation and lock-up arrangements at the time and cannot be inferred from maximum supply alone.

Question 3

How were game rewards arranged in the historical issuance plan?

Accepted Answer

Under the issuance plan in the 2021 announcement, 43% of ZOON was allocated to play-to-earn rewards. Based on the 1 billion-token maximum supply, this reward budget corresponded to 430 million tokens; the announcement listed monster battles, farming, and training as reward areas. This design linked part of the allocation to game participation; it does not mean that all participants would necessarily receive equal rewards. Specific eligibility, settlement methods, and actual distribution amounts still depended on the rules applicable at that time.

Question 4

How was the remaining ZOON allocated in the historical issuance plan?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 announcement listed the remaining allocations as: 25% presale, 25% for creating a liquidity pool, 5% developer allocation marked as locked, and 2% airdrop. Based on the 1 billion-token maximum supply, these corresponded to 250 million, 250 million, 50 million, and 20 million tokens, respectively. These percentages describe the historical initial allocation framework and do not directly indicate current circulating supply, current holding distribution, or market price.

Question 5

What did the lock-up arrangements in the historical plan mean?

Accepted Answer

The announcement marked the developer allocation as locked and described the arrangement for creating the liquidity pool as having locked liquidity. Locking restricts the disposal of the relevant tokens or liquidity positions before a specified period ends or conditions are met; it differs from token burning and does not necessarily mean that they can never be changed permanently. The available materials do not provide information sufficient to confirm the current lock-up status, unlock progress, or current liquidity status. Therefore, these statements apply only to the issuance arrangements disclosed in 2021 and cannot be used to infer today's tradable supply.

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