Creation Guide

1.Token Economic Model Creation

1. $XXX total supply in first 8 years: 100 billion, with 5 billion mined annually thereafter

2. 15% of tokens will be sold through IAO, only accepting $XAA. Investors will receive $XXX based on their $XAA investment proportion

3. After the 72-hour IAO period, 95% of $XAA will be allocated to the on-chain liquidity pool, never to be revoked, with LP tokens sent to a black hole address. 5% of $XAA will be burned

4. After IAO concludes, 10% of $XXX and $XAA will immediately establish a liquidity pool on DBCSwap, enabling free trading of $XXX

5. The team holds 33% of $XXX, unlocking begins after IAO concludes, with linear release over 2000 days, unlocked every 40 days

6. $XXX mining produces 5 billion annually, with 10% of mined $XXX available immediately and 90% released linearly over 180 days

7. XAA mining NFTs are required to participate in mining. Each machine must stake at least 1 XAA mining NFT, with a maximum of 10 XAA mining NFTs

8. 1% of $XXX airdropped to top 10,000 $XAA and $DBC holders, 1% of $XXX airdropped to XAA node NFT holders

2.IAO Description

      1. IAO minimum duration is 72 hours, maximum is 240 hours
      2. IAO success criteria: raised $XAA not less than $1500
      3. After IAO failure, $XAA will be automatically returned to investors, and IAO can be restarted after 7 days
      4. After IAO success, AI tokens and $XAA will automatically establish trading pairs on DBCSwap within 5-20 minutes, with AI token price close to the price at IAO end

3.Decentralized AI Model Service Description

      This is an AI service ecosystem jointly participated by developers and miners (GPU providers), operating as follows:
      1. Developers Upload AI Models
      Developers do not need to deploy GPU servers themselves, they only need to package trained AI models into standardized containers (such as Docker) and provide public download links. Containers need to include clear deployment documentation, specifying hardware requirements (such as GPU memory, computing power, etc.) and operation methods.
      2. Miners Provide Computing Services
      Miners (GPU providers) download and deploy AI containers according to developers' documentation, use their own GPU servers to run models, and provide inference/training services externally. Miners earn Token rewards by contributing computing power, with earnings linked to service quality and computing scale.
      3. Clear Hardware Requirements
      Developers must specify the minimum hardware configuration of model containers (such as memory, CPU, RAM, etc.) to ensure miners can match requirements. For example: "Minimum requirements: NVIDIA GPU (16GB memory), CUDA 11.4".
      4. Decentralized Collaboration Advantages
      Developers don't need to maintain hardware and can focus on model optimization; miners can monetize idle GPUs and choose high-yield model deployments as needed; users get more open and low-cost AI services.
      5. Process Summary
      Developers package models → Miners deploy and run → Users call services → Miners earn Tokens.