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# HECTA tokenomics

HECTA token don't have any private sale, 100% of the tokens will be minted by the protocol to reward contribution of community, team and investors.

![Most Token supply is designed to give value to public token holders.](/files/CXZCCaY4pPiSYPidAbYd)

**At minimum, 85% of HECTA token** is automatically minted by the protocol whenever users:

* Buy Hecta
* Contribute value-added activities to grow Hectagon and its portfolio.
* Stake HECTA to keep the protocol stable.

**At maximum, 15% of HECTA token** is automatically minted by the protocol to reward contribution of team and the investors building Hectagon.

At the beginning, the plan for HECTA total supply is in the following tables: 

| Time   | New supply\* (HECTA) | Max Supply\* (HECTA) |
| ------ | -------------------- | -------------------- |
| Year 1 | *20,000,000*         | *20,000,000*         |
| Year 2 | *80,000,000*         | *100,000,000*        |
| Year 3 | *120,000,000*        | *220,000,000*        |
| ...    | *DAO voting*         | *DAO voting*         |

*<mark style="color:red;">\* The actual number might change subjected to DAO voting.</mark>*

This constraint is reflected in Hectagon source code by a maxMint variable which can be changed through DAO voting.


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