💲LEO Token
LEO is the utility token of the LEO Ecosystem. INLEO is a SocialFi application that allows content creators and users to distribute LEO rewards on content. LeoDex is our flagship product and unlocks various new utilities for the token. 100% of affiliate fees generated from LeoDex flows to sLEO stakers on Arbitrum
LEO has been building crypto web apps in the blockchain space for over 6 years now. Our two flagship applications are LeoDex (Cross-Chain DEX) and INLEO (Microblogging on the Blockchain).
Tokenomics Overview
Max Supply: 30M
Circulating Supply (July 2025): 30,000,000
Emissions Rate (July 2025): 0 LEO/block (fully distributed via fair launch from 2019 - 2025, no block rewards)
What Are the Various Forms of LEO?
LEO - native LEO on Arbitrum
bLEO - wrapped LEO on BSC
pLEO - wrapped LEO on Polygon
heLEO - wrapped LEO on Hive Engine
FAQ
Why Are There Multiple Versions of LEO?
The different forms of LEO are wrapped versions on various chains. LEO is natively an Arbitrum token. The other tokens are Protocol-operated wrapped versions of LEO that are completely fungible (interchangeable) using our Bridging technology. Our Bridges can be accessed directly on http://leodex.io by simply putting 1 form of LEO in the input and the other form you want to go to in the output (same as any other swap). This will bridge LEO from one chain to another. A small fee is incurred and that fee is paid in LEO. 100% of these bridge fees are burned, creating deflation on the LEO supply.
Do The Different Versions of LEO Have Different Supply Caps?
The real max total supply of LEO can be seen on the Arbiscan link for native LEO here. The max supply is 30M tokens and decreases based on Bridging Fee Revenue (100% of bridging fee revenue burns LEO). The other forms of wrapped LEO may have the same or lower supply caps. When LEO is bridged from Arbitrum to BSC, Hive-Engine or Polygon, it is locked in the Oracle on Arbitrum. The Oracle then sends bLEO, heLEO or pLEO to the user's address (whichever form they wrapped to) for them to use LEO on other chains. When they are ready to bridge back, the unwrap bLEO/pLEO/heLEO to native LEO. This locks the bridged LEO back into the Oracle and unlocks the native LEO on Arbitrum back into the user's wallet. Essentially works like WBTC and other wrapped tokens.
What Are the Oracle Wallets?
Oracle Hot Wallet: 0x56687402dd89d03EE4cABf8A605f020AA0ef780A (this address is used when users receive native LEO back on Arbitrum after unwrapping).
Oracle Cold Wallet: 0x00FD5848Beac00538C6B9ABEB18CEA396aB7D7d1 (this address holds all the locked native LEO that is currently wrapped to other chains. It refills the hot wallet when the hot wallet runs low on LEO for unwraps).
Can I Earn LEO?
Yes. You can earn LEO by using INLEO - our Web3 Social Media app. Users earn LEO from what we call a "SIRP" which stands for System Income Rewards Pool. This Rewards Pool pays LEO to content creators/users every single day. The SIRP is funded entirely from buybacks. The INLEO platform earns System Income from Premium, Ads and Creator Subscriptions. This revenue is collected in this onchain account and purchases LEO from the market each day. You can track the daily purchases by following one of our onchain AI Agents who tracks the buyback activities in real-time and posts it on Threads.
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