📘 OryxChain Token Whitepaper 

OryxChain — Token Whitepaper 3.1 (Community‑Controlled)

Quick note (assumption): You provided the phrase “3 billion 20 karor.” For this rewrite I interpreted that as 3,200,000,000 ORYX (3.2 billion) locked/staked in total and split 50/50 into a 5‑year and a 10‑year lock starting from the launch date (30 April 2025). If you intended a different value, I can update the numbers immediately.

Token Overview

• Token Name: OryxChain

• Ticker: ORYX

• Total Supply (minted): 10,000,000,000 ORYX

• Blockchain: Sui Network

• Token Standard: Native Sui Move-based token

• Launch Date: 30 April 2025

• Website: https://sites.google.com/view/oryxchain-oryx/

Executive Summary

OryxChain is a community-first token project built on Sui. The project’s guiding principle is community control: the protocol and token economics are structured so that control, value accrual, and decision-making rest with the community rather than a single team or centralized treasury. Founder ownership is intentionally limited.

Key highlights:

• The founder/team stake is small and transparent (10% of total supply).

• Major permanent burns were executed to reduce supply and protect holders.

• 3,200,000,000 ORYX are locked/staked in long‑term partner contracts and multi‑sig arrangements (split equally between a 5‑year lock and a 10‑year lock, see details).

• Burn events, locks, and token flows are publicly verifiable on Sui explorers (Suiscan, Suivision) and in our GitHub record.

This whitepaper documents the current tokenomics, lock schedules, governance commitments, and the roadmap for OryxChain under a community‑led model.

Tokenomics — Updated (3.1)

Total supply: 10,000,000,000 ORYX

Summary breakdown (post-burn & locks):

Bucket

Amount (ORYX)

% of Total

Permanent Burns LP (executed)

5,500,000,000

55.0%

Long‑term Locked / Staked (partner multi‑sig)

3,200,000,000

32.0%

Founder / Owner Reserve

1,000,000,000

10.0%

Public / Active Circulating Supply

300,000,000

3.0%

Notes:

• The burned supply (5.5 billion ORYX) is permanently removed from circulation and is verifiable on-chain.

• The locked/staked supply (3.2 billion ORYX) is held in two partner-controlled multi‑sig wallets under binding agreements and community oversight. These locks are time‑bound and part of our long‑term stability plan.

• Founder ownership is capped at 10% of the minted supply and subject to community governance rules. The founder has committed to operate transparently and to seek community consent for major changes.

Circulating supply: The immediately liquid supply available for general trading is the circulating bucket listed above. Over time, circulating supply will fluctuate due to trades, staking rewards, and protocol decisions made through governance.

Lock & Staking Schedule (detailed)

Total locked: 3,200,000,000 ORYX (locked from launch date: 30 April 2025)

• Lock A — 5‑Year Lock

  • Amount: 1,600,000,000 ORYX

  • Lock period: 30 April 2025 → 30 April 2030

  • Held in a partner multi‑sig wallet with community representation and timelock governance.
    
    

• Lock B — 10‑Year Lock

  • Amount: 1,600,000,000 ORYX

  • Lock period: 30 April 2025 → 30 April 2035

  • Held in a separate partner multi‑sig wallet with the same transparency and governance safeguards.

Rationale: These long‑term locks serve multiple objectives — they align strategic partners with the long‑term success of the network, reduce mid‑term sell pressure, and create predictable, time‑bound token releases that can be governed by the community if needed.

Burns & Supply Discipline

Significant burns were completed during the initial launch and liquidity events to ensure scarcity and protect long‑term holders. Burn events are publicly viewable on Sui explorers. Key burn milestones:

• 5,000,000,000 ORYX — Burned  LP on Turbo Finance during initial liquidity burn.

• 100,000,000 ORYX — Burned LP on Cetus Finance.
  
  

These burns represent a permanent reduction in total supply and are irreversible.

Community Control & Governance

Community control is core to OryxChain’s identity. The governance model includes the following elements:

• Founder stake limited: Founder/owner holds 10% of tokens; this stake is public and recorded on chain.

• Multi‑sig custody & transparency: Locked partner stakes are placed under multi‑signature control that includes community‑appointed signers and timelock policies.

• Governance mechanism (roadmap stage): A community DAO will be established to make protocol decisions, manage grants, and approve treasury actions. Initial governance parameters and voting procedures will be published and ratified by the community.

• No future minting: The supply is fixed at 10B — there is no mechanism to mint additional ORYX. Any changes to token behavior will require community governance.
  
  

These safeguards ensure that tokens — and the power they represent — remain in community hands.

Staking, Liquidity & Ecosystem Commitments

• Staking: Long‑term stakers (including partner locks) secure the network and are incentivized through staking rewards as defined by the protocol. Details of reward schedules and validator incentives will be published in a companion staking spec.

• Liquidity: Initial liquidity was seeded with modest USDC and SUI amounts to ensure fair launch principles. Liquidity provisioning and incentives will be managed transparently and community proposals can propose additional liquidity mining programs.

• Developer & Ecosystem Grants: A portion of community-controlled resources will fund developer grants, audits, and integrations to grow the OryxChain ecosystem.

Security & Compliance

• Open-source contracts: All Move contracts and token artifacts are public on GitHub and verifiable on Sui explorers.

• Audits & reviews: Security reviews and independent audits are part of the roadmap. Audit reports will be published for community inspection.

• Multi‑sig & timelocks: Any custodial or treasury operations use multi‑signature wallets and timelock policies to prevent unilateral access.

Exchange & Wallet Listings

ORYX is tradeable on Sui‑native DEXs and is being actively integrated into wallets and trackers. The project team will continue to submit verification proofs to explorers, wallet teams, and DEX tracking services to ensure ORYX is correctly labeled and free from erroneous “honeypot” flags.

Use Cases

ORYX is designed to support a broad suite of on‑chain utilities:

• Governance voting and proposal staking

• Transaction fees & gas substitution in partner dApps

• Staking & validator incentives

• Liquidity incentives, yield farming and DeFi primitives

• In‑app payments & ecosystem utility

Roadmap (next milestones)

1. Governance DAO launch — establish voting contracts, proposal flows, and community delegates.

2. Wallet & explorer integrations — finalize listings across major Sui wallets and trackers, clear any warning flags (OKX Web3, Martian, Ethos, etc.).

3. Audits & security publications — complete independent audits and publish full reports.

4. Ecosystem expansion — developer grants, dApp integrations, and liquidity programs.

5. Cross‑chain & bridge exploration — investigate secure bridging options to extend ORYX use cases.

Conclusion

OryxChain is intentionally structured as a community‑controlled token with a fixed supply, significant permanent burns, and long‑term locked reserves to align incentives between holders and builders. Founder ownership is purposefully limited to ensure decentralized governance and to place decision‑making power in the hands of the community.

If you’d like any number or date adjusted (for example, if the phrase “3 billion 20 karor” meant a different numeric value), tell me which exact figure you want and I will update the whitepaper immediately.

Prepared by the OryxChain core team — 2025