Question 1

What is SOON?

Accepted Answer

SOON is the native utility and governance token of the SOON ecosystem; it is not the native Gas token of any underlying chain. The core product of the SOON ecosystem is a decoupled SVM stack, through which projects can build Rollups using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) execution environment and connect transaction settlement to a selected underlying chain. The SOON Stack describes how networks execute, sequence, and settle transactions to underlying chains; SOON is the governance and incentive asset surrounding that ecosystem. Holding SOON is not equivalent to holding company equity, nor does it inherently grant validation, Gas payment, or revenue rights on a SOON network.

Question 2

What does the SOON Stack do?

Accepted Answer

The SOON Stack is a technology stack that enables developers to deploy SVM Rollups. A Rollup first executes and organizes user transactions in its own environment, then submits verifiable transaction results to the underlying chain it relies on, in order to use that chain's settlement or security properties; SVM is the runtime environment for executing smart contracts and transaction programs. "Decoupled" emphasizes designing and combining the execution layer separately from other network components, rather than fixing all functions within a single monolithic chain. The fees, bridging, sequencing service, and security assumptions of a specific Rollup still depend on its own deployment design.

Question 3

What can holders of SOON participate in?

Accepted Answer

SOON's governance use allows token holders to participate in important ecosystem decisions, such as protocol upgrades, treasury management, and ecosystem development direction. Voting translates token holdings or the weight defined by applicable governance rules into votes on proposals; whether a proposal passes and when it is executed still depend on the governance process and thresholds published at the time. Governance rights and economic ownership should be understood separately: SOON can be used to express the community's views on the allocation of protocol or ecosystem resources, but it does not represent equity in the relevant development entities, nor does it automatically guarantee that a proposal will produce income, buybacks, or price outcomes.

Question 4

How is SOON used for incentives in the ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

SOON can serve as an ecosystem incentive asset, supporting developers, builders, and projects that contribute to the ecosystem. Ecosystem-reserved tokens may be allocated to eligible participants under the relevant programs or governance arrangements, and participants in turn expand the network's usability through applications, infrastructure, or community activities. Incentives are not fixed income automatically distributed to all token holders. Eligibility, allocation size, claiming conditions, and whether there is a lock-up period are subject to the specific incentive program or governance decision.

Question 5

How will SOON's supply change?

Accepted Answer

The published token model sets SOON's initial total supply at 1 billion tokens and establishes annualized inflation of 3%. If 3% additional issuance is fully carried out in a given year based on the supply at that time, the newly issued amount is approximately equal to that base multiplied by 3%; the actual total supply will also be affected by minting pace, allocation, and burn arrangements. Initial supply, total supply, and circulating supply are not the same concepts. The 1 billion figure describes the quantity basis at launch; inflation describes the issuance that may be added afterward; circulating supply must also exclude tokens that remain locked, undistributed, or restricted.

Question 6

What are the components of SOON's initial allocation?

Accepted Answer

The published initial allocation divides the 1 billion-token initial supply into: community 51%, ecosystem 25%, airdrop and liquidity 8%, foundation／treasury 6%, and team and co-builders 10%. Based on the initial total supply, these correspond to nominal allocation amounts of 510 million, 250 million, 80 million, 60 million, and 100 million tokens, respectively. These percentages describe allocation buckets for the initial supply, rather than all tokens being freely circulating on the same day. The timing for claiming, unlocking, or entering the market is subject to the official allocation and unlock rules for each tranche.

Question 7

What changes did the SOON Alpha Mainnet and token economic model releases bring?

Accepted Answer

The launch of SOON Alpha Mainnet and publication of the SOON token economic model are important events for understanding the project's current product stage: the former moves the ecosystem into a stage with a publicly available mainnet product; the latter simultaneously establishes the native asset's initial supply, inflation, allocation, and governance／incentive positioning. The two changes address different issues. The mainnet launch concerns technical product availability, while the token model concerns how ecosystem resources and governance are organized; neither independently proves that all planned functions are live or that every Rollup based on the SOON Stack has been deployed.

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