Tokenomics
$ICPT
$ICPT is backed by the footage its contributors create, and the real companies that pay to license it. 90% of every contract goes to the people who shot it, and 5% buys back $ICPT into a community treasury. No promises, just on-chain flow you can check.
The problem with most tokens
Most tokens that launch on Pump.fun have nothing behind them. They run on attention, and when the attention moves on, so does the value. There is no floor, because there was never anything real underneath.
We wanted the opposite. $ICPT is wired to a marketplace where real companies pay real money for real footage, and you can watch every dollar move on chain.
What is behind $ICPT
The contributors build something genuinely scarce: a growing library of first-person footage of real work, plumbing, electrical, delivery, the factory floor. That data is the asset, and it is hard to get anywhere else.
AI and robotics teams pay real money to license it, and every payment is a public, on-chain bounty. So $ICPT is backed by the data the contributors create and the demand companies bring for it. The more footage gets licensed, the more flows into the token. It is tied to real usage, not to a story.
Where the money goes
When a company funds a bounty, the split is fixed and public:
90% becomes the prize pool that pays the people who shot the footage. The 10% Inception keeps is split evenly: half buys back $ICPT into the community treasury, half funds the team. The workers always keep the majority. That is the whole point.
Buyback and treasury
Every contract that settles routes 5% into an open-market buy of $ICPT, and those tokens go straight into the community treasury, a separate wallet you can watch on Solana. Real demand for footage becomes real, continuous buy pressure, and the bought back $ICPT is held by the protocol, not burned.
The treasury is community-owned value, fed by settled volume and saved for what the network builds next: contributor grants, growth, and development. It is not a price promise. As Inception grows, the treasury grows with it.
Buybacks, on-chain
Every buyback is a public transaction. Here is the live ledger, each row links to the on-chain swap from USDC into $ICPT.
Own the work you do
Workers are paid in USDC by default, so a paycheck never rides on a chart. But you can choose to take part of a winning payout in $ICPT instead, to own a piece of the network you are building.
Holding $ICPT also works for you: it lifts your payout multiplier and unlocks priority on the best bounties. The people who build the dataset get to share in the demand they create.
Public and verifiable
Contracts are on chain. Buybacks run through a public treasury wallet you can watch on Solana (the address is published at launch). Bought back tokens are held in the community treasury for the future of the protocol, contributor grants, growth, and development, and are never sold back into the open market.
You do not have to trust us on any of this. You can check it.
Supply and launch
$ICPT launches on Pump.fun Go as a fair launch, with a fixed supply and no insider pre-sale. A reserve is set aside for contributor grants and team alignment, released on a vesting schedule so no one can dump it on the market.
Looking ahead
The treasury rate and the holder rewards are a starting point, not a finish line. As volume grows we will tune them in the open, and add staking so holders can earn a share of the buyback flow. Everything stays on chain and visible.
$ICPT is a community and utility token for the Inception network. It is not equity, not a security, and not a promise of profit. Nothing here is financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose money. Do your own research.