> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gitbook.mor.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gitbook.mor.org/~/revisions/3ulU7lsttK8DsMz9IH4e/tokenomics.md).
# Tokenomics
Morpheus' tokenomic is designed to create a closed economic cycle that incentivizes and rewards all contributors crucial to the decentralized AI ecosystem. This structure ensures the sustained development, deployment, and operation of decentralized AI applications within Morpheus platform, fostering a balanced and self-sustaining ecosystem where all participants — be it capital providers, compute providers, coders, or builders — are fairly compensated in native token called MOR.
## MOR Token
The MOR Token Supply is limited to a **maximum of 42,000,000 tokens** that will ever exist. The distribution started on February 8th 2024 with all four groups of contributors earning the tokens by providing forms of proof of work (labor) and proof of stake (capital) to the network ensuring that every MOR issued is backed by value brough to the protocol.
No pre-mine. No early token sale. Just a fair launch.
MOR token distribution
Each group is allocated equal shares (24% each) of MOR token emissions with 4% set aside for [Protection Fund.](/~/revisions/3ulU7lsttK8DsMz9IH4e/security-audits/protection-fund.md) This equal distribution recognizes the interdependence of these groups, ensuring that each is adequately motivated to contribute to the ecosystem’s growth. Equal shares foster collaboration, as no single group holds disproportionate influence, promoting a balanced and decentralized network.
This structure drives a global community of contributors and builders to collaborate on an ever-expanding scale. As AI Agents increasingly dominate economic activity, Morpheus will stand at the forefront, serving as the driving force behind the evolution of Free AI. This relentless momentum ensures that Morpheus remains central to the future of decentralized AI, empowering innovation and growth across the ecosystem.
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