Secure the network
Configured block rewards create TOS through finalized validator-produced blocks and flow through the elector’s reward accounting. Application work and off-chain scores cannot mint native TOS.
Native asset
TOS powers
the network.
Native TOS pays transaction, storage, and forwarding fees; funds contract balances and escrow; and provides stake for validator participation.
Validator-issued.
Configuration-governed.
TOS has no fixed maximum supply. Canonical genesis specifies 101,000 TOS: a 100,000-TOS validator-bootstrap wallet and two 500-TOS system reserves. Validator block rewards are calibrated toward approximately 10 million total TOS over roughly two years.
101,000Canonical genesis TOS
~10MTwo-year supply target
~2%Later annual policy target
Issuance and fees
are different flows.
Pay for execution
Transaction, storage, and message-forwarding fees price network resources. Fees move existing TOS; they are distinct from issuance and application revenue.
Participate in elections
Stake limits and recurring elections govern validator participation. Four equally weighted validators are the canonical bootstrap set, not proof of independent operator diversity.
Read the configuration.
The canonical template funds validator bootstrap and system reserves, with no designated team, investor, foundation, ecosystem, or treasury allocation. Public-network supply and balances require current chain-state verification. TOS provides no fixed yield or price guarantee.