There is no automatic payment for each post, reaction or task. Participation generates points, leaderboard positions, packs, cards and other opportunities within the Collaboration Game.

SCTK can reach users through the auction sale of eligible cards, the Rewards Vault or specific programmes, such as airdrops approved under their respective rules. This separation helps reward participation without turning every interaction into a direct token emission.

The Rewards Vault receives 5% of Soccial’s internal fees and accumulates SCTK as platform activity grows. There are 10 Legendary Cards capable of opening it, each linked to a different percentage of the available value.

The cards are discovered through the game, and pack-opening and unrevealed-card draws are designed to be transparent and verifiable by the community. The Vault is the only way to receive SCTK directly through normal gameplay.

Eligible cards can be bought and sold exclusively through SCTK auctions within Soccial. There are no direct trades between users.

Everyone can see the cards at auction and bid under the same rules. This creates public price discovery, reduces private agreements and keeps circulation integrated into the platform economy.

You can keep SCTK in your internal Soccial balance or withdraw it to a compatible Solana wallet, such as Phantom or Solflare. When supported markets and active liquidity exist, self-custodied tokens may be traded on-chain.

Soccial does not guarantee the permanent availability of any particular DEX, liquidity pair or market price.

Vaults are accounts with separate purposes, designed to organise the supply and apply specific rules to areas such as liquidity, airdrops, insurance, treasury, vesting, rewards, staking and off-chain reserves.

In the initial distribution, 20% is allocated to Liquidity, 10% to Insurance, 10% to Vesting, 5% to Airdrops, 5% to Treasury and 50% to Reserved Supply. Other vaults begin at zero and are funded through ecosystem activity or approved mechanisms.

The team allocation corresponds to 10% of the supply and has no initial release. It includes a 360-day cliff, followed by six unlock cycles every 90 days over the next 540 days.

The schedule is enforced by the contract and can be monitored publicly, reducing the risk of sudden releases or hidden changes to the conditions.

The program uses permissions, PDAs, access rules and a proposal and voting structure to control sensitive operations. At this stage, the contract remains upgradeable so that features can be completed and problems can be fixed.

The intention is to reduce team control progressively and expand community governance. This is different from claiming that the system is already a fully autonomous DAO or that every operation currently depends on a public vote.

No token can guarantee absolute protection against volatility, large holders, technical failures or market manipulation. SCTK reduces some risks through separate vaults, team vesting, sale and airdrop rules, on-chain transparency, open-source code and contract-controlled critical operations.

These measures increase verifiability and limit certain abuses, but they do not eliminate economic risk or replace each participant’s own research and caution.

SCTK is presented as a utility token for use within Soccial, not as ownership in the company or a promise of income. Buying SCTK does not grant shares, dividends, revenue or guaranteed returns.

Its market value may rise, fall or lose liquidity. Participation should be assessed according to the utility the token may have for you and your confidence in the development of the ecosystem, never on the expectation of guaranteed enrichment.

Yes. The contract is open source, and on-chain operations can be followed through their respective addresses and Solana explorers. The community can analyse the logic, verify vaults, transfers and vesting, and compare program updates.

Not every internal Soccial action is a blockchain transaction; off-chain balances and the hybrid experience also require platform-side records and controls. Communication must clearly distinguish what is verifiable on-chain from what is processed internally.