Question 1

What is NFP?

Accepted Answer

NFP is the platform token of NFPrompt; NFPrompt is a Web3 tool for AI content creation, recording ownership of works, and an open marketplace. It is not a work or an NFT itself, but a token related to the platform's incentive and participation mechanisms. The platform's product logic is that users create content with AI tools, then use blockchain to establish verifiable ownership records for curated AI art and discover or circulate works in an open marketplace. The existence of the token does not mean that holders automatically own platform revenue, copyrights in works, or fixed returns.

Question 2

What does the NFPrompt platform primarily do?

Accepted Answer

NFPrompt's core goal is to lower the barrier for ordinary users to create with AI and bring works to market. The official description presents it as a platform combining AI tools, Web3 interfaces, and work-discovery capabilities. AI tools handle the creation stage; on-chain records make ownership of works verifiable; and the open marketplace provides a setting for discovering and circulating works. These three stages address creation, proof of ownership, and market circulation respectively, and should not be simply understood as NFP holders automatically obtaining rights in works.

Question 3

What does an on-chain ownership record for a work mean?

Accepted Answer

The “verifiable ownership” described by NFPrompt refers to using blockchain to establish verifiable ownership records for curated AI art. It addresses on-chain recording and verification. This wording does not automatically equate to copyright ownership, exclusive commercial-use rights, or legal rights to AI-generated content in every jurisdiction. When understanding rights in a work, users still need to distinguish on-chain holding or records from copyright in the work, platform rules, and applicable law.

Question 4

What was NFP's initial mint amount?

Accepted Answer

NFP had an initial mint of 1 billion tokens at genesis. “Initial mint” here indicates the number of tokens created during the genesis stage. The initial mint amount cannot directly answer how many tokens were tradable at that time: locks, unlocks, and release schedules for allocation categories affect the amount entering circulation at different points in time. Therefore, total supply, unlocked supply, and supply available for market trading are different measures.

Question 5

How do the initial airdrop and Binance Launchpool NFP unlock?

Accepted Answer

The official tokenomics page states that the initial airdrop and Binance Launchpool allocations were unlocked at genesis. This means these two allocation categories were not subject to the 1-year cliff arrangement described for the team and investors. “Unlocked” only means that an allocation is no longer subject to that lock condition; it does not guarantee that it will be sold, tradable in every market, or determine actual circulating supply at a given time. Assessing supply changes also requires considering actual token receipt and market circulation.

Question 6

How are team and investor NFP tokens released?

Accepted Answer

Team and investor tokens have a 1-year cliff, followed by linear release over 5 years. The cliff means that regular linear release does not begin under this arrangement during the first year; linear release means subsequent gradual release over time rather than all tokens unlocking at once. This arrangement affects the timing path on which tokens in these categories can be released from restrictions according to plan; it does not mean every release will immediately enter the market or produce a certain price outcome.

Question 7

Which participants does NFP allocate and provide incentives to?

Accepted Answer

The fair-distribution model described officially covers contributing participants such as users, creators, collectors, and KOLs, and emphasizes making more tokens available to community creators early on. This describes the direction of the project's allocation and incentive design. It does not mean every user, creator, or collector will receive tokens, nor can an exact percentage for a category be inferred from it; eligibility and actual distribution depend on the specific activities or rules in effect at the time.

Question 8

What is the purpose of locking NFP?

Accepted Answer

The purpose of locking NFP is to make locked tokens correspond to a share of the platform's total transaction fees. According to the official description, a larger locked amount and a longer lock period correspond to a higher share. Therefore, the two explicit variables affecting the share are the locked amount and lock duration; this is not a mechanism generated automatically merely by “holding NFP.” A higher share also does not equal a fixed return, because actual distributable transaction fees depend on total platform transaction fees and the relative shares of all participants.

Question 9

How should the fee share for locked NFP be understood?

Accepted Answer

What locked NFP corresponds to is “a certain proportion of the platform's total transaction fees,” rather than a pre-set fixed annualized return. A user's relative share is jointly affected by the locked amount and lock duration. It can be understood as follows: provided that the platform actually generates distributable transaction fees, locked positions participate in distribution under the rules; if total platform transaction fees, the total amount participating in locking, or the durations of positions change, the amount corresponding to a particular user may also change. The official page does not state a fixed rate of return in this description.

Question 10

What is the relationship between NFP locking and platform transaction fees?

Accepted Answer

Transaction-fee share is directly related to the NFP locking mechanism: platform transaction fees are the fee source targeted by this mechanism, while the locked amount and duration determine the relative share corresponding to locked tokens. This should not be understood to mean that all platform revenue, all NFT sale proceeds, or creators' work revenue will be distributed to NFP holders. The official wording is limited to a certain proportion of total platform transaction fees; the specific fee scope and participation procedures are subject to the platform's rules at the time.

Question 11

Why can't NFP's circulating supply be assessed using only its initial issuance amount?

Accepted Answer

NFP supply information should distinguish at least three layers: the initial mint at genesis was 1 billion tokens; different allocation categories have different unlock arrangements; and the amount that ultimately enters actual market circulation is also affected by holder actions and available markets. For example, the initial airdrop and Binance Launchpool unlocked at genesis, while the team and investors first undergo a 1-year cliff and then 5 years of linear release. Therefore, the initial mint of 1 billion alone cannot be used to infer the tradable supply on a particular date.

Question 12

How should the relationship between NFP and the NFPrompt platform be understood?

Accepted Answer

The connection between NFP and NFPrompt is mainly reflected in platform incentives, token-allocation design, and the mechanism for participating in a share of platform transaction fees after locking. The platform itself centers on AI creation, verifiable ownership of works, and an open marketplace. This connection does not establish a direct relationship in which platform usage necessarily causes the token price to rise. Platform activity, transaction fees, locking participation, unlock arrangements, and market-trading conditions affect different links respectively, and any price assessment cannot omit these intermediate conditions.

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