Tokenomics for a New Solana Coin
Tokenomics is how your token's supply, distribution and incentives are structured. Good tokenomics builds trust and sustainability; poor tokenomics scares buyers away regardless of the idea.
Updated May 20, 2026
Tokenomics for a New Solana Coin
Plan it in the JetMintAi terminal, review the exact transaction, and approve it from your own wallet — non-custodial from start to finish.
Core tokenomics decisions
- Total supply and decimals (and whether supply is fixed).
- Distribution: team, community, liquidity, treasury.
- Liquidity: how much, and whether it's locked.
- Authorities: revoke mint/freeze to prove fixed, unfrozen supply.
Signals buyers look for
Buyers check for fixed supply, fair distribution and locked liquidity within seconds. Designing for these signals — and communicating them clearly — is often more important than the exact numbers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes tokenomics 'good'?
Fixed or clearly-explained supply, fair distribution, sufficient locked liquidity, and revoked authorities where appropriate.
How much supply should go to liquidity?
Enough that trading isn't dominated by a few wallets. The right amount depends on your total supply and goals.
Do I have to revoke authorities?
Not required, but doing so is a strong trust signal for fixed-supply community tokens.