Genesis tokenPrice

(GTN)

GTN is the native governance token of the Relictum Pro network. It primarily represents intellectual property (IP) rights associated with the Relictum Pro network's underlying code. As a governance token, it plays a role in the ecosystem's management and decision-making processes. It was distributed during token sale rounds to early supporters of the project.

Relictum Pro is an advanced blockchain platform launched in 2019, with its mainnet live for about a year. It aims to surpass the limitations of existing blockchain systems by focusing on delivering instant, highly scalable, and cost-effective transactions. Designed to operate in both public and private capacities, it seeks to provide robust solutions for diverse industries such as finance, supply chain management, and healthcare, with each connected device potentially acting as a network node.

GTN offers multiple utilities within the Relictum Pro ecosystem. Holders are entitled to receive royalties for the use of Relictum Pro's intellectual property, specifically 2% of the forging of USDR, which is the stablecoin within the network. It also enables users to earn rewards generated from network transactions. Beyond these, GTN can be utilized for various financial activities, including potential arbitrage opportunities, earning yield by lending it out, and facilitating payments or transfers. The token may also serve for transaction fees, staking activities, and participation in the network's governance decisions.

The total supply of Genesis Token (GTN) is fixed at 10 billion (10,000,000,000) tokens. This entire supply was distributed to early investors through a series of token sale rounds conducted before the mainnet launch, establishing the initial distribution and circulating supply for the token.

GTN is available for purchase on various cryptocurrency exchanges. For instance, it can be acquired on LBank. Additionally, users can purchase GTN through a Web3 wallet by engaging in swaps with stablecoins on a decentralized exchange (DEX). This offers flexibility for users preferring centralized or decentralized platforms for their acquisitions.

GTN can be securely stored using several methods, catering to different user preferences for control and accessibility. Options include custodial wallets provided by cryptocurrency exchanges, where the exchange manages the private keys. For greater control, users can opt for self-custody wallets, available as web browser extensions, mobile applications, or desktop clients. Hardware wallets offer the highest level of security by storing private keys offline. Third-party crypto custody services provide institutional-grade security, and simple paper wallets can also be used for offline storage.