Overview

Akkadia does not start by defining a token. It starts by defining the role a token must play and the context in which it is used.

Akkadia’s worlds are not just game spaces; they are on-chain structures that are stored, invoked, and reused. If a world is meant to persist, the token design must be shaped around that persistence.

Why Two Tokens?

Akkadia deliberately avoids a “one token does everything” model.

Instead, it uses two tokens with clearly separated roles, aligned with different operational phases and goals:

• ACR (Akkadia Community Rune)
  → a community contribution layer used during the test / alpha / early stabilization phase (What is ACR?)

• AMT (Akkadia Main Token, Provisional)
  → the world maintenance, utility execution, and creator economy layer for the live environment (What is AMT?)

This is not a naming distinction; it reflects how Akkadia is designed to grow: validate the world through real usage first, then scale a sustainable live economy.

Token Lifecycle

Akkadia operates in a phased lifecycle:

1. Test / Alpha / Early stabilization
   • Validate system structure, world composition, blocks, and contracts
   • Only ACR is used in this phase
   • Play and on-chain activity are recorded as contribution
2. Live / Production
   • World and data structures are finalized
   • Creator features and the economy are activated
   • AMT is introduced starting from this phase
3. Contribution bridge
   • ACR accumulated in the early phase can be converted to AMT under predefined criteria

This ensures early contributors’ time and effort do not disappear as “test-only activity,” but can carry forward into the live world’s value system.

Roles at a Glance

ACR does not record “how much you earned.” AMT is not designed around “how much you can speculate.” Each token has a distinct job to do.

Design Philosophy

Akkadia’s token design follows these principles:

• A token should define responsibility and role before reward.
• Prioritize long-term world sustainability over short-term profit.
• Do not force play; make the act of using the world meaningful by itself.
• Protect user creation at the protocol level, not via centralized control.

This philosophy is reflected across both ACR and AMT, each in its own phase-appropriate way.

What Comes Next?

After this overview, each token is described in detail:

• ACR (Akkadia Community Rune) → how community participation and contribution are recorded in the early phase (What is ACR?)

• AMT (Akkadia Main Token) → how worlds, data, and a creator economy are sustained in the live environment (What is AMT?)

Tokenomics Notice

Detailed AMT tokenomics (total supply, distribution, conversion ratio, etc.) will be disclosed after system stabilization and the game structure are finalized.

Akkadia prioritizes defining real usage context and roles before publishing numerical parameters.