# Tokenomics

### 🪙 Tokenomics Overview

Cedomis operates a dual-token system designed to reward participation and incentivize long-term commitment.

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#### 🎯 PCEDO: Participation Layer

* **Total Supply:** 680,000,000 PCEDO
* Distributed to users through platform activity (quests, events, Fidge, ecosystem participation)
* Represents user contribution and engagement within the Cedomis ecosystem

PCEDO is the entry point into the system.

Users earn PCEDO by participating.

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#### 🔒 From Participation to Commitment

PCEDO is not the final reward.

To access long-term value, users must **lock PCEDO** within the protocol.

* Locking introduces commitment
* Longer locks increase reward weight
* Only locked PCEDO earns CEDO

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#### 🪙 CEDO:  Emission Layer

* **Max Supply:** 200,000,000 CEDO
* Distributed over time through staking emissions
* Earned exclusively by locking PCEDO

CEDO represents the **scarce reward asset** of the system.

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#### 🔄 Value Flow

The system follows a simple progression:

**Participate → Earn PCEDO → Lock PCEDO → Earn CEDO**

* PCEDO = activity-driven rewards
* CEDO = time-weighted, scarcity-driven rewards

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#### 📉 Supply Dynamics

* PCEDO has a larger supply to support broad user distribution
* CEDO has a smaller fixed supply to enforce scarcity

This creates a natural filter:

* Many users earn PCEDO
* Fewer users commit long-term
* Only committed users earn CEDO

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#### ⚖️ Economic Design

* Early participants accumulate PCEDO through activity
* Long-term participants convert that into CEDO through staking
* Emissions decrease over time, increasing competition for rewards

The system rewards:

* Participation → with PCEDO
* Commitment → with CEDO

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#### 🧠 In Simple Terms

PCEDO is what you earn.\
CEDO is what you unlock.

The more you commit, the more you earn from a limited supply.


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