Metafluence (METO) Price

METO is the native utility token of the Metafluence ecosystem. Official documentation describes Metafluence as a social metaverse for creators, audiences, and brands, and positions METO as a token connecting users, influencers, and other ecosystem participants. Its design logic places in-platform use and participation within one token framework: users can hold, stake, or use METO in applicable scenarios, while the platform links transactions, incentives, and certain community functions to the token. Whether a specific token function is available depends on the product and campaign rules at the time.

The official token-utility page lists three main categories of use. The first is in-app transactions, including commissions involving physical or virtual goods sales, NFT sales, royalties, and influencer payments; the second is platform digital assets such as Metahut rooms, virtual land, vehicles, and wearables; and the third is in-app advertising for brands. These scenarios show that METO is designed to serve platform activity, rather than that every use occurs automatically. Whether a particular transaction can use METO, whether a commission is charged, and whether a type of asset or advertising function is available all depend on the relevant product having launched and participation conditions being met.

The utilities listed in METO documentation extend beyond payment to include transaction-fee incentives, affiliate incentives, event incentives, and staking incentives. Together, these items support retention and platform activity for creators, audiences, and other participants; receiving an incentive requires falling under the relevant activity or product rules, rather than arising automatically from merely holding tokens. The documentation also lists governance as a token use, specifically including voting, content curation, and Metaclan membership. Governance or membership functions should therefore be understood as usage permissions established by the platform; they do not equal company equity and do not support an inference of fixed returns.

Metafluence's early Whitepaper V2.0 set the total METO supply at 5 billion tokens and listed allocation categories including sales, team, foundation, development, and ecosystem growth. The document also set different lockup and unlocking arrangements for different categories, meaning that allocated totals, unlocked amounts, and the amount circulating at a given time are not the same concept. To understand this historical model, first consider how much a category received, then its lockup period and gradual-unlocking conditions; only the portion unlocked under the applicable arrangements may enter the circulating range. Because this is an early model, its total supply, category proportions, or unlocking schedule should not be treated directly as the current circulating supply.

The official burn page describes a METO burn arrangement conducted in five phases, with 100 million tokens planned to be burned in each phase, targeting a cumulative removal of 500 million tokens at the end of the five phases. The mechanism described on that page permanently removes tokens from circulation rather than transferring them to an ordinary wallet that can still be reused. The page records that the first phase was completed in June 2023, with an amount of 100 million tokens, and provides an on-chain transaction link; the remaining four phases still do not list completion dates or transactions in the table on that page. Therefore, the recorded first phase and subsequent plans must be distinguished, and the planned total must not be described as having all been burned already.