> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sweep.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sweep.finance/tokenomics/token-information.md).

# Token Information

## General Information

**Token Name:** SWEEP

**Token Type:** Utility Token

**Total Supply:** 999,666,333 SWEEP

**Supply Model:** Fixed Maximum Supply with Deflationary Reduction

**Mint Authority:** Supply cannot be increased

**Burn Mechanism:** Active and Permanent

**Contract Transparency:** Fully verifiable on-chain

## Valuation & Market Metrics

**Total Supply:** 999,666,333 SWEEP

**Supply Structure:** Fixed maximum supply, cannot be increased

**Deflation Mechanism:** Automated and permanent token burn funded by platform transaction fees

**Circulation Growth Model:** Controlled vesting schedule and activity-based emissions

## Revenue & Deflation Model

**Platform Fee:** 5% of transaction volume

**Burn Allocation:** 2.5% of total transaction volume

**USDT Distribution:** 2.5% of total transaction volume

**Distribution Model:** Fully automated via smart contracts

**Supply Impact:** Permanent token removal from circulation

**Reward Mechanism:** Direct USDT distribution to eligible users

**Economic Structure:** Activity-based deflation with user incentive integration

**Supply Principle:** Maximum supply is fixed and cannot be increased

> *A fixed 5% platform fee is applied to all transactions executed within the Sweep ecosystem. Of this fee, 2.5% is allocated to permanent token burn, and 2.5% is allocated to USDT distribution for eligible users. USDT reward distribution and token burn are executed automatically and simultaneously through smart contract mechanisms. The process requires no manual intervention and is fully verifiable on-chain.*


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