Question 1

What is IDOL?

Accepted Answer

IDOL is the general-purpose utility token of the MEET48 ecosystem. MEET48 combines components including AIUGC creation tools, MARS Protocol, and a social metaverse; IDOL is designed as a medium for consumption, incentives, and governance within that ecosystem, rather than equity in MEET48 or a fixed-income instrument.

Question 2

What practical use cases does IDOL have?

Accepted Answer

IDOL can be used for content and interaction consumption within MEET48, such as unlocking premium appearances or interaction scenarios for AI agents, purchasing NFT collectibles, event tickets, or virtual gifts, and participating in certain AI fan interactions. It is also incorporated into the design of incentives for viewing content and incentives for creating content; services actually available depend on the features the platform provides at the time.

Question 3

How does IDOL participate in voting and governance?

Accepted Answer

IDOL is used for token-weighted voting and governance. The document lists uses including annual community selections, development and resource allocation for idol-related projects, and proposals for platform upgrades or rule changes; in these weighted mechanisms, the number of tokens affects voting weight. Voting weight describes participation rules and does not automatically confer ownership of platform revenue or company assets.

Question 4

What are IDOL’s total supply and allocation structure?

Accepted Answer

IDOL has a total supply of 4.8 billion tokens. Public allocations are: community incentives 45.2% (including community rewards and future airdrops 36.2%, and airdrops 9%), ecosystem 20%, team and advisors 17% (team 15%, advisors 2%), strategic funding support 4%, private sale 3%, liquidity 3%, marketing 5.8%, and IDO 2%. The document also states that initial liquidity at TGE is approximately 902 million tokens, or about 18.8% of the total supply.

Question 5

How will IDOL unlock?

Accepted Answer

Different IDOL categories unlock under different rules. The 9% airdrop, 2% IDO, 5.8% marketing, and 3% liquidity allocations are fully unlocked at TGE; the 36.2% community allocation has a 6-month cliff followed by 48 months of linear vesting. Of the 20% ecosystem allocation, 2% unlocks at TGE, with the remainder released linearly over 48 months beginning in month 6. Team, strategic funding support, and private-sale allocations have a 12-month cliff followed by 24 months of linear release; advisor allocations have a 12-month cliff followed by 48 months of linear release. Therefore, “total allocation” cannot be treated directly as immediately circulating supply; the applicable category, TGE release percentage, and subsequent vesting period must all be considered.

Question 6

How does IDOL’s burn mechanism work?

Accepted Answer

MEET48 documentation describes two sources of burns: 60% of tokens in voting pools are permanently burned, and a portion of transaction fees also periodically participates in burns. Permanent burning means that burned tokens no longer belong to usable total supply or circulating supply; however, burn volume depends on actual voting-pool and transaction-fee activity, and cannot be used to infer price, yield, or a promise of returns.

Question 7

What kind of ecosystem is MEET48?

Accepted Answer

The MEET48 ecosystem consists of AIUGC tools, the MARS Protocol token issuance platform, and the MEET48 Metaverse. AIDOL Producer provides content-creation capabilities for virtual characters, music, dance, performances, and AI agents; MARS Protocol is described as a component centered on idol IP asset tokenization and community participation. IDOL is the project-level general ecosystem token and should not be confused with other IDOL Meme or incubated project tokens mentioned in the documentation.

Question 8

How should IDOL’s community incentive allocation be understood?

Accepted Answer

Community incentives account for 45.2% of IDOL’s total supply, of which 36.2% is designated for community rewards and future airdrops, while 9% is an airdrop fully unlocked at TGE. The documentation associates the community allocation with governance participation, platform promotion, fan event organization, and promotional-event airdrops; this indicates the intended use of the allocation pool, but does not mean any individual is automatically eligible for future distributions.

Question 9

How are IDOL use, unlocking, and burns related to market supply and demand?

Accepted Answer

IDOL use, unlocking, and burns may respectively affect consumption demand within the ecosystem, the quantity of tokens able to enter the market, and the quantity of tokens permanently removed, but these relationships are not price conclusions. Actual effects also depend on whether platform features are adopted, whether users are willing to hold or use the token, trading conditions, overall market liquidity, and the actual release progress of each allocation category.

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