Investors

Axiom’s Investment Offer

Axiom, the free thought network is seeking $100,000 in capital for a maximum of 20 Million Acorns. 20% of an investor’s Acorn tokens will be in liquid form, which means you can trade them or use them to earn income in liquidity pools. 80% of an investor’s Acorns will be locked up for 2 years (earning 2% annual staking rewards and 200% voting power) or 4 years (earning 3% annual staking rewards and 400% voting power). The choice between two years lock up and four years is up to the individual investor, with higher rewards and greater voting power for the longer term outlook.

The maximum supply of Acorns is 450,000,000.

The vast majority of Acorns are to be minted over the 40-year lifespan of the project. Current Acorns in circulation are under 5 million. A majority of acorns to be minted are distributed to active users of the platform through the daily acorn drops.

https://axiom.info/dashboard/assets

Acorn Drop

12,000 Acorns are minted daily in the Acorn Drop and distributed to Axiom participants through our Proof of Thought mining algo.

4,383,000 Acorns (365.25 x 12,000) are minted each year on average through the Acorn Drop. The Acorn Drop canister (smart contract) holds 200,000,000 Acorns which is enough to last 45.6 years)

There are five large batches of Acorns in all that add up to the 450,000,000 Maximum Supply.

  1. First the 200 million in the Acorn Drop canister that we mentioned above.
  2. The Staking Rewards canister has 100,000,000.
  3. The Membership Sales canister has 100,000,000.
  4. The Axiom ACE (Autonomous Cryptographic Enterprise) has 40,000,000.
  5. The Founder (Troy Bryan) has 10,000,000 Acorns locked up in a 16 year staking contract.

Staking Rewards

The 100,000,000 Acorns in the staking rewards canister will last for 45 years if 80% of Acorns are staked for an average of 2 years at 2%. It will last significantly less time if a majority of participants lock Acorns for 8 years at 4% staking rewards. 

Axiom’s custodians can adjust rewards on new staking contracts if the choice to join the ‘8 Year Gang’ (stake Acorns for 8 years) catches on and the supply of Acorns is projected to be depleted too soon.

Current staking rewards are set as follows:

Staking rewards are paid out daily just the same as the Acorn Drop is paid out.

The longer a person stakes his Acorns the more voting power that he has.

Membership Sales

Each time a person buys a membership the sales canister mints some Acorns and deposits them into the new account. Most people buy Hobo or Seeker accounts. If our sales average the $20 seeker account and we pay out 200 Acorns for each Seeker account the 100,000,000 Acorns in the sales canister will last for 500,000 members. 

Once the Acorns in the sales canister are in danger of becoming depleted we have many options; (1) we can create a lower level starter account with less Acorns. (2) we can buy Acorns in the market to top off sales canister’s Acorn supply. (3) we can enable new users to simply buy Acorns after they buy their accounts. In any case, this will be a very good problem to have to solve. We are looking forward to it!

https://axiom.info/dashboard/memberships

See above link for the 8 levels of memberships on Axiom.

Founder’s Acorns – The founder of Axiom has 10,000,000 Acorns locked up in a staking contract for 16 years. I cannot dump my acorns and exit on you.

ACE Treasury – The Axiom ACE started with 40,000,000 Acorns which it will use to run the Axiom.info website under the direction of 5 custodians which are elected by Acorn token holders.

Any investment Axiom attracts will be rewarded with Acorn tokens from the ACE Treasury.

What will the Investment be used for?

The investment will be used primarily to pay our main developer and hire a helper for him to speed up the development process.

We have already achieved a great deal as you will see when you try out Axiom for yourself.

We have an aggressive Road Map to make Axiom the main hub in free cyberspace where humans share intelligence.

Road Map

  • Peer to Peer Encrypted Messaging
  • Axiom Encyclopedia
  • Axiom Questions
  • Axiom Social Posting
  • Axiom Live Debates

Review of Acorn Distribution

Note that Acorns to be distributed to investors would come from the 40 million Acorns in the Axiom ACE treasury. (blue area)

Please Visit https://Axiom.Social to read our FAQ

Please contact the founder Troy Bryan for a one-on-one tour of the project and a complimentary account to see how fun it is.

truetroy@protonmail.com 

If you already have a coupon for an account you can login directly on https://axiom.info 

Liquidity and Exchanges

It’s the founder’s opinion that code, technology, utility, and ultimately a great product that people want to use is far more important than a token’s liquidity on exchanges.

The Internet Computer (ICP) is an obscure blockchain project that one has to scroll down on Coin Market Cap to find. The ICP ecosystem does not have a lot of liquidity. People who bought and hold ICP seem to be in it for the technology and are often locked in for 8 years. There are very few ‘degenerates’ in the ICP community to ‘Ape In’ to small cap coins and offer an early investor in a project ample exit liquidity to take profits.

That being said, we do have a plan to steadily increase liquidity and get the Acorn token in front of more prospective buyers.

  • Adding more liquidity to the ACORN / ICP token pair on Kong Swap.
  • Creating an Acorn on Binance Smart Chain and adding it to Pancake Swap.
  • Building a bridge to funnel buyers of Acorn off of Pancake Swap to migrate into the Axiom application.
  • Launching Acorn on other blockchains such as Solana, SUI, TRON, TON, ADA, BASE, and ZANO are also a possibility but starting with Binance is our current plan.
  • Encouraging Acorn whales to add liquidity to pools.
  • Seeking out smaller exchanges that are willing to add Acorn for low costs.

In the long term, when Axiom has 10,000 active weekly users we will be able to get the Acorn on large crypto exchanges such as Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, or KUCoin. We don’t plan to spend excessive amounts to buy our way onto an exchange before we deserve to be. Our intention is to create value through building the network. Our horse is out in front, pulling our cart.

Open to Opportunity

We are open to any cost effective opportunities to get the Acorn token on exchanges both big and small. Doing so is desirable and has become a goal of the Axiom team. We are looking for introductions to exchange operators and market makers who are interested in increasing the value of the acorn to individual investors and users.

Network Growth 

Network growth should result in increased value for the Axiom acorn.We believe that growing the number of users of Axiom as well as growing the number of investors will enhance the value and utility of our token. Part of the proceeds of the current investment round is to go to adding an assistant for our primary developer, thus improving our capacity for change and growth. One of our goals in expanding our network of users, investors, developers, and participants is to promote a virtuous or positive feedback cycle where new participants add value leading to more rapid adoption, greater liquidity, and more decentralisation. These effects should combine to result in price appreciation.

Use of Capital

The Axiom project has not taken any investment capital except for the money that the founder himself has injected. The founder pays the developer and all other costs to date. Any new capital that is raised will be used judiciously.

All expenditures happen through Worker Proposals within the Autonomous Cryptographic Enterprise (ACE). As an Acorn token holder you can take part in electing custodians (or maybe becoming a custodian) to help run the Axiom project.

Your capital will be used for the following;

  • Paying developers to add the new features in our road map.
  • Advertising to attract new users. This would include word of mouth, publicity through press releases, direct email marketing, and possibly banner ads on selected liberty enthusiast web sites (LewRockwell, for example).