Question 1

What is CUDIS?

Accepted Answer

CUDIS is the utility token of the CUDIS longevity health ecosystem, not equity in a company. The project combines wearable devices, health data management, AI insights, and application services within one ecosystem; the token is designed as a settlement and coordination tool for these services, data interactions, and participation incentives. The whitepaper describes the following process: users generate health data through devices or other access sources, which is collected, verified, processed, and exchanged for value within the CUDIS data network; users may receive CUDIS for sharing data, using applications, or participating in the ecosystem, while service- and data-related interactions can be settled in CUDIS. Whether a specific product, service, or reward can be used still depends on whether the relevant feature and service are actually available.

Question 2

How is CUDIS used in the ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

CUDIS's core uses are access to ecosystem services, data-related transactions, network fees, and participation incentives. The whitepaper identifies it as the fee medium for data uploading, processing, and trading, and positions it as the default settlement currency for data access, AI-driven insights, and application interactions. These uses are not the same: fees cover the described network operating costs; settlement completes service or data interactions; and rewards incentivize behaviors such as data sharing and application participation. Whether the token can be used in a particular scenario depends not only on holding it, but also on whether the service is live, that service's rules, and whether the user meets its conditions.

Question 3

What governance role does holding CUDIS have?

Accepted Answer

The whitepaper lists community-driven voting by CUDIS holders as a decentralized governance use, covering matters including fee structures, feature integrations, and system upgrades. Its role is to allow token holders to express views on the listed ecosystem decisions, rather than to obtain shareholder status in the issuer. Governance should be distinguished from service use: governance concerns ecosystem rules or product direction, while arrangements such as payment or staking concern service access, network interactions, or corresponding rights. The whitepaper also lists “decentralized governance in 2026” among planned applications, so the specific implementation, voting thresholds, or voting-power calculation rules of a future arrangement should not be treated as current parameters confirmed by this document.

Question 4

What are CUDIS's supply and allocation?

Accepted Answer

CUDIS has a total supply of 1 billion tokens. The allocation includes: community 25%, investors 17%, team 15%, ecosystem 15%, treasury 9%, marketing and partners 8.13%, liquidity 5.87%, and advisors 5%. These percentages indicate each category's share of the total supply, but do not mean tokens from all categories enter the market at the same time. Supply should be understood by distinguishing total supply, allocation, and available amount: 1 billion is the total stated in the whitepaper; allocation identifies the categories to which tokens belong; and each category's TGE unlock and vesting arrangements determine when that category may be released according to plan. The whitepaper also states that there is no supply adjustment protocol or supply adjustment mechanism, so subsequent vesting should not be conflated with issuance, burning, or price-stabilization mechanisms.

Question 5

How will CUDIS unlock and vest?

Accepted Answer

CUDIS unlock arrangements vary by category. For the community allocation, 40% unlocks at TGE and the remainder vests linearly over 24 months; for the ecosystem allocation, 5% unlocks at TGE and the remainder vests linearly over 24 months. The marketing and partners allocation and the liquidity allocation are each 100% unlocked at TGE. The team, advisors, treasury, and investor allocations each first undergo a 12-month cliff, meaning they are not released according to their subsequent linear schedules during that period; after the cliff, the team vests linearly over 48 months, advisors over 24 months, and both the treasury and investors over 36 months. Linear vesting means gradual release over the relevant term rather than a single full release when the term ends; these schedules affect when tokens from different categories become available.

Question 6

Which blockchain networks is CUDIS on?

Accepted Answer

CUDIS can be used on two networks, BNB Chain and Solana: it uses the BEP-20 standard on BNB Chain and the SPL-20 standard on Solana. The two standards respectively define how tokens are created, transferred, and made compatible with wallets or applications on their respective chains. Accordingly, before holding or transferring the asset, users need to confirm that the network where the asset is located matches the standard supported by the wallet; the whitepaper states that direct holding requires self-custody of a compatible BEP-20 or SPL-20 wallet and private key, or use of a third party that holds the relevant wallet and keys. Fees for network selection and on-chain transactions are determined by the rules of the chain used, and BNB Chain and Solana asset operations should not be treated as operations on the same network.

Question 7

Does CUDIS represent equity or a right to demand repayment?

Accepted Answer

CUDIS is a utility token. It does not represent equity in the issuer and does not give holders a right to claim repayment from the issuer. The whitepaper states that purchasers have no rights other than holding the crypto-asset and expressly states that holders are not entitled to repayment by the issuer. Service access is also not an unconditional redemption commitment: the whitepaper notes that if the project fails or ceases, the utility token may not be exchangeable for the goods or services described in the document. It also warns that the token may partially or completely lose value, may not always be transferable or liquid, and is not covered by investor compensation schemes or deposit guarantee schemes.

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