Tokenomics • System-first • Expansion tied to reality
Tokenomics that fund real stores — and reward real people.
Frosted Leaf Coin isn’t designed as “just another token.”
It’s designed as a working economic engine that connects cannabis participation to real-world retail growth.
The point is simple: if people fund the culture, the people should benefit from the upside.
FLF is built on Solana for speed, low fees, and scale.
That matters because a rewards token that can’t handle real-world usage is dead on arrival.
This is engineered for volume, onboarding, retail flows, and expansion visibility.
Core supply
| Total Supply | 1,000,000,000 FLF |
| Network | Solana (fast, low-fee, scalable) |
| Design goal | Consumer-ready rewards, store onboarding, governance, and milestone-driven expansion |
Store Expansion Pool (25%)
A dedicated portion of supply is reserved for what matters most: building new real-world Frosted Leaf branded locations.
This is not a promise. It’s a mechanism.
Expansion unlocks are tied to measurable milestones.
When milestones are reached, capital routes through Store Escrow Wallets — tagged by purpose — so the community can verify how funds are used.
Build-out. Branding. Outreach. Technology. Operator support. No vague updates. No smoke and mirrors.
| Pool Size | 25% (250,000,000 FLF) reserved for in-store creation and retail integration |
| Unlock style | Milestone-based releases (see whitepaper for full schedule) |
| Use | Fund 2–4 new locations per tranche through Store Escrow Wallets |
Legacy ignition: 25,000 FLF
We’re not starting from zero. Frosted Leaf has real history and real customers who supported it before the collapse.
Verified former customers receive 25,000 FLF — because loyalty should convert into ownership, not vanish.
What this tokenomics model protects
✅ Prevents fake “expansion talk”
Funding unlocks only when real milestones are hit. No vague promises.
🔎 Forces transparency by design
Store Escrow Wallets show what funds are used for — build-out to outreach.
🏗️ Keeps growth disciplined
Operators and expansions are structured, not random, so culture survives scale.