Question 1

What is P?

Accepted Answer

P is the utility token of the PoP Planet (PoPP) ecosystem. The whitepaper designs it as a medium for payments, revenue settlement, participation incentives, and governance within the ecosystem; this does not mean that holders acquire company equity, fixed returns, or an automatic entitlement to any service. Whether a feature actually requires P depends on whether that feature has launched and on its applicable rules. A use-case design in the whitepaper alone does not prove that a feature has been deployed, nor does it directly imply token price or liquidity.

Question 2

What use is P designed for in the PoPP economic model?

Accepted Answer

The whitepaper positions P as a settlement and incentive medium within the PoPP ecosystem: it may be designed for payments, revenue settlement, and rewarding participants who complete tasks, use decentralized applications, or contribute to ecosystem growth. Rewards are not obtained merely by holding P. If a specific activity is implemented, participants must still satisfy the eligibility, behavioral-record, quota, and settlement conditions specified for the activity; the whitepaper does not promise that all user activities automatically generate claimable P.

Question 3

How should P’s total supply and initial circulating supply be understood?

Accepted Answer

P has a total supply set at 1 billion tokens and an initial circulating supply set at 120 million tokens. Total supply is the entire number of tokens in the economic model, while initial circulating supply is the amount counted as entering circulation at the outset. The tokens between the two enter the market or ecosystem uses according to different allocation categories and their release arrangements. Therefore, 1 billion tokens does not mean the amount available for trading at the beginning, and 120 million tokens does not mean the permanent circulating supply.

Question 4

What does the “user mining” allocation mean for P supply?

Accepted Answer

The whitepaper allocates 50% of P to user mining. This percentage means that a portion of tokens is reserved for an incentive framework related to user participation, rather than being unconditionally distributed to all users when the tokens are generated. Whether users can receive rewards, and how much they can receive, still depends on actual activities, eligibility, points, or reward rules. The allocation percentage for user mining also cannot by itself determine an individual’s reward, release speed, or tradable supply on a particular date.

Question 5

How are team and private-sale P locked and unlocked?

Accepted Answer

The team receives a 15% allocation of P, and private-sale investors receive a 10% allocation of P. Both allocations are locked for 6 months, then unlock linearly over the following 18 months after the lockup ends, rather than being released all at once. If interpreted as an even release over the full 18 months, the team and private-sale categories unlock 1/18 of their respective allocation pools each month. This ratio describes the release schedule; it does not mean all unlocked tokens will be sold immediately, nor does it represent market price trends.

Question 6

What is the relationship and difference between SD and P?

Accepted Answer

SD (StarDust) is PoPP’s points system, while P is a token; the two must not be treated as equivalent. SD is used to measure user activity and contributions, and is designed to affect eligibility, quotas, or allocation scale in mining or ecosystem rewards. Holding SD does not mean already holding an equivalent amount of P, nor does it automatically constitute a tradable balance. If an activity uses SD to calculate P rewards, applicable calculation, eligibility determinations, and reward settlement are still required.

Question 7

How should P’s governance use be understood?

Accepted Answer

The whitepaper lists governance as one of P’s designed uses, with plans to allow token holders to participate in decisions related to product upgrades and ecosystem expansion. Governance is a mechanism for participating in proposals or voting under project rules; it does not mean holders own company equity or have a claim to fixed returns. Participation eligibility, proposal scope, voting methods, thresholds, and how results are executed should all be based on the governance rules actually enabled. The whitepaper’s governance positioning does not prove that a future proposal has been approved or that a feature has been deployed.

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