Compute is the product. INTELECT is the token.
INTELECT (TLCT) is the hard-capped, deflationary utility token underneath the DCNetwork compute network — mined by certified enterprise nodes, and burned as the network is used.
ERC-20 on Fushuma · 1,000,000,000 max supply · launch reference $0.06
Token / ticker
INTELECT · TLCT
Chain
Fushuma · 121224
Standard
ERC-20 · 18 dec
Max supply
1,000,000,000
Where the billion goes
Forty percent is reserved for the network itself — mined by node operators over ten years. The rest bootstraps the ecosystem, team, treasury and liquidity.
40%
Rewards Pool
Mined by nodes · 10 yrs
15%
Team
1-yr cliff · 4-yr vest
15%
Ecosystem
10% TGE · 3-yr
10%
Treasury
DAO-governed
10%
Community
Grants & welcome
5%
Liquidity
At TGE
3%
Advisors
6-mo cliff · 2-yr
2%
Strategic
3-mo cliff · 12-mo
400M TLCT, halving every two years
The 40% rewards pool is released over a decade and cut in half every two years — front-loaded to reward the earliest node operators, then tapering to a thin tail.
Provider emission is capacity-weighted and utilization-gated: a node earns in proportion to the compute it actually serves, so idle hardware earns nothing and a fully-loaded node can earn the whole pool.
Each year splits 60% to node providers, then 15% creators · 10% stakers · 10% treasury · 5% growth.
How a subscription becomes yield & burn
Every subscription splits 70 / 30 — a fiat access fee and a prepaid INTELECT pack. As the pack is consumed it fans out four ways.
50%
Burned
Destroyed forever — deflation for every holder.
30%
Node infrastructure
Paid to the node that served the work.
15%
Treasury
Funds the network and the floor escrow.
5%
Staking
Rewards INTELECT stakers.
A token that gets scarcer as it’s used
Usage — not speculation — drives the supply down while emission tapers. Three burn sources compound.
50%
of every consumed pack
Half of the compute pack in every subscription is burned as it is used.
6%
of every marketplace sale
A slice of each marketplace transaction is destroyed.
60%
of sovereign buybacks
Sovereign programs convert half their platform fees to open-market buys — 60% burned, 40% to ecosystem grants.
Mine through a certified partner
Public mining runs only on enterprise-grade nodes operated by Certified Partners under a strict, slashed SLA. You mine through a partner — reliability stays guaranteed while the same emission pool opens to a broad base of customers.
Run a public mining node
Only vetted partners on enterprise-grade GPU hardware may operate a public mining node.
- • Enterprise hardware meets the reference benchmark, which sets its capacity
- • Strict SLA — ≥99% uptime and quality, with slashing on breach
- • Certification, KYC and a staking bond required
Mine via your partner
Access mining through a certified partner — no hardware, no SLA burden.
- • Delegate INTELECT or buy managed capacity from the partner
- • Share the node’s emission and fees; the same 60M/yr pool, 1B cap untouched
- • Exposure to TLCT mining with no infrastructure to operate
Traded on the market — floored for nodes
TLCT trades at its open-market price from listing. The Treasury floor is a node backstop, not the token’s price.
01 · the token
Market price from listing
TLCT trades at its open-market price from the Q1–Q2 2027 listing. That price is the token’s reference.
02 · user packs
Stake one year to trade
Prepaid packs are stake-locked for twelve months before they become tradable, and carry over indefinitely.
03 · node emission
Floor is the node backstop
Mined tokens are lock-bound years 1–3 — redeemable to the Treasury at a fixed floor as insurance — then open-market from Year 4.
$0.05
Year 1
$0.06
Year 2
$0.07
Year 3
No rush to market
The listing was deliberately relaxed to Q1–Q2 2027 — more runway for the MiCA white paper, listing controls and the AssetEx exchange to mature.
Today
Shadow-mode ledger
Metering live, enforcement off
Q3 2026
Token launch · TGE
INTELECT goes live
Q1–Q2 2027
Public listing
AssetEx · MiCA-licensed
Year 4
Node emission unlocks
Open-market trading for nodes
Important. Illustrative tokenomics for the DCNetwork compute network. Figures trace to the INTELECT tokenomics spec and are modelled, not forecasts. Token name, ticker and listing are subject to final availability, trademark, and MiCA classification; nothing here is an offer of crypto-assets to the public, and the entire invested amount may be lost.