Ecosystem Economics Overview

Last updated: 2026-06-28

Tokenomics and staking answer different questions and live as separate references:

Page	Focus
Tokenomics	$COR purpose, supply, allocation, incentives, safe wallets, utility demand, and risk boundaries.
Staking	Staking pools, contracts, APR schedule, staking websites, refill operations, and staking-specific risk notes.

Why They Are Separate

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  Tokenomics["Tokenomics<br/>supply, allocation, reserves, utility"]
  Staking["Staking<br/>pools, APR, contracts, user flow"]
  Network["Network economics<br/>rewards, payments, quotas"]
  Risk["Risk notes<br/>terms, eligibility, disclaimers"]

  Tokenomics --> Network
  Staking --> Network
  Tokenomics --> Risk
  Staking --> Risk

Tokenomics is the economic model of $COR. Staking is a participation mechanism that can use $COR under specific pool, protocol, or product rules. Keeping the pages separate makes supply, allocation, incentives, APR, pool contracts, and staking risk easier to follow.

Topic Map

Area	Primary reference
$COR supply and allocation	Tokenomics
Safe wallets and reserves	Tokenomics
Staking pool contracts	Staking
APR schedule	Staking
Miner/developer staking mechanics	Staking, then the active setup docs for the target network
Portal billing	Portal/API gateway docs, not tokenomics
x402 payments	Router/API docs unless the route explicitly uses $COR
Legal and financial disclaimers	Legal & Safety

APR, wallet, rate, and pool data is date-sensitive and belongs with the related risk notes.