Question 1

What is CGN?

Accepted Answer

CGN is the token of Cygnus Network. Official supply documentation identifies it as an ERC-20 deployed on Base. In the project’s design, it serves purposes including staking, network transaction fees, incentives, and governance; having the same token name does not prove that an asset is the official CGN.

Question 2

What are CGN’s main uses?

Accepted Answer

CGN’s primary uses include participating in Cygnus’s Liquidity Validation System (LVS), paying network transaction fees, ecosystem incentives, and governance. LVS is Cygnus’s mechanism for providing liquidity and validation support to partner blockchains, so this use differs from simply holding or transferring the token. These uses describe the project’s token design; whether a function can actually be used still depends on whether the relevant network or product feature is available and on its applicable rules.

Question 3

What are CGN’s supply and unlock schedule?

Accepted Answer

CGN has a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens. At the token generation event (TGE), 23% of the maximum supply enters the initial supply arrangement; the remaining 77% unlocks according to a four-year schedule. The maximum supply is the set cap, while the initial TGE supply is the initial release arrangement at the generation event. Amounts not yet unlocked under the schedule are not equivalent to the amount freely circulating at that time. The supply structure changes over time according to the established unlock schedule.

Question 4

What uses and participants receive CGN allocations?

Accepted Answer

CGN allocation categories include initial liquidity, airdrops, ecosystem growth, investors, the team and advisors, and the foundation treasury. These categories respectively serve different purposes, such as trading launch, community distribution, ecosystem investment, and long-term operations. Not all categories become available at the same time: some are released at TGE, while others first undergo a lock-up period and then unlock linearly. Therefore, when assessing supply changes at a given stage, both the token’s category and that category’s unlock arrangement should be considered.

Question 5

What is CGN’s governance use?

Accepted Answer

CGN is designed for participation in Cygnus governance. A governance use means the token is incorporated into the project’s decision-making mechanism; who can participate, how proposals are made, voting thresholds, and how outcomes are implemented must follow the governance process in effect at that time. Therefore, holding CGN alone does not imply fixed voting or execution rights over all project matters; a “governance” use is not the same as the specific permissions available at a particular time.

Question 6

What should I note before using CGN?

Accepted Answer

Before using CGN, confirm that the network is Base and verify the contract address against official information. Base is the CGN deployment network listed on the official supply page; if the wallet network or token information is inconsistent, transfers, approvals, and asset identification may all be incorrect. Do not act based only on the “CGN” name or ticker: tokens with the same name on other networks, unofficial deployments, or bridged assets may not be the same as the official CGN on Base.

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