One token,
every Morylen product.
MORY is a fixed-supply, immutable ERC-20 on Polygon — the shared layer for access, rewards, membership and proof across the whole ecosystem. One identity, one balance, every app.
MORY token
$MORY
Symbol
MORY
Standard
ERC-20 · immutable
Network
Polygon
Supply
2,000,000,000 · fixed
Admin keys
None
MoryToken is a utility token — not an investment, not a security, not a means of payment. It is introduced carefully, country by country, after legal review. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
What it does
A shared layer, not another coin.
Most tokens ask you to speculate. MoryToken does a job: it connects identity, rewards and access so anything Morylen builds works together from day one.
Access
One balance unlocks gated features, releases and member surfaces across every Morylen product — no per-app accounts.
Rewards
Earn for real participation. Mory Point accrues off-chain first, then bridges to on-chain MORY where it adds value.
Membership
Tiered membership and perks recognised everywhere in the ecosystem, tied to one identity instead of scattered logins.
Proof
On-chain proof of contribution, ownership and badges — portable, verifiable and owned by the holder, not the platform.
How it rolls out
Points first. Token only where it earns its place.
No airdrop hype, no premature listing. Products begin with off-chain points; the on-chain token arrives one careful step at a time.
- 01Live
Internal points
Products launch with Mory Point — a non-transferable reward credit. No wallet needed, no speculation.
- 02Planned
Wallet connect
Holders link a self-custody wallet to carry identity and balance between products.
- 03Planned
On-chain proof
Contribution and badges are written on-chain as portable, verifiable proof.
- 04Planned
Token utility
MORY itself powers access and rewards — introduced country by country, after legal review.
- 05Planned
Badges & transparency
NFT badges, and every privileged action published through a timelock before it takes effect.
Tokenomics
Fixed supply. Honest split.
Two billion MORY, minted once, never inflated. The constructor mints the entire supply into two governed contracts and then no mint function exists — the split below is enforced by code, not promised in a document.
Foundation treasury 1,600,000,000
Every outflow needs a timelocked proposal, a coded purpose, a whitelisted recipient and a per-epoch cap. Nothing leaves on one signature.
Ecosystem grants 400,000,000
Grants and bounties for work that makes the ecosystem more useful — paid on delivery, not on promise.
How the treasury is spent
The contract knows only the two buckets above. Everything below is policy under timelock, not code — described here so the distinction is visible rather than blurred.
Pilot & testing
up to 20,000,000 · 1% of supplyA capped pool for real-world pilots — wallets, claims and transfers exercised by actual testers rather than a testnet faucet. Deliberately small: it is a test budget, not a distribution event.
Participation rewards
as earned · released over yearsEarned by doing something, never by holding or by being early. Off-chain Mory Point accrues first; only what is genuinely used moves on-chain.
Operations reserve
held · no scheduleAudits, legal review, infrastructure and the country-by-country rollout. Held, not scheduled — an unlock calendar is a price promise, and this token does not make one.
The comparison
How tokens are usually split — and why ours is not.
Most token distributions follow the same table: a slice for the team, a slice for investors, a slice for liquidity, a slice for an airdrop. That table exists to solve one problem — managing sell pressure on an asset people bought expecting it to appreciate. MoryToken has no sale, no investors and no listing plan, so copying the table would not describe this token. It would turn it into the thing it is designed not to be.
| Bucket | Typical | MoryToken | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Team & founders | 10–20%, 1-year cliff, 3–4 year vest | None | There is no founder allocation. A team bucket that vests is a bet on price, and it is the single clearest signal that a token is an investment. |
| Investors | 10–25%, sale at a discount | None | There was no sale — no ICO, no private round, no SAFT. Nobody bought MORY expecting a return, which is the fact most of securities analysis turns on. |
| Liquidity & market making | 2–10% | None | No listing is planned and no market is being made. A liquidity bucket exists to support a price; there is no price to support. |
| Airdrop | 5–15%, often to speculators | None | The Musicoin migration airdrop was prepared in full and then cancelled. Handing tokens to whoever asks selects for people who want to sell them. |
| Ecosystem & grants | 20–40% | 20% on-chain + treasury spend | The one category that survives, because it pays for work rather than for waiting. |
| Treasury | 10–25% | 80% | Larger than usual precisely because the other buckets are empty. It is governed by timelock, and a treasury is only a virtue if spending it is hard. |
What replaces the cap table
A utility budget, not an allocation table. The question is not what percentage each group receives — it is how much MORY a person needs to actually do something, and how many people will do it over how long. That determines the release rate. Percentages answer a question about ownership; this token is answering a question about use.
Why there is no unlock calendar
Vesting schedules and cliffs are published so a market can price future supply. Publishing one implies there is a market and that timing matters to holders — a price promise in all but name. Outflows are governed by timelock and disclosed after the fact instead.
Built on MoryToken
Solutions powered by the token.
Real products that use MORY for access, membership and proof — your wallet is the key, not a payment. MoryCodec is the first.
MoryCodec
A wallet-bound media codec — encrypted, seekable audio and video that play only for the wallets you choose. Access by wallet ownership and on-chain entitlement, never payment.
MorySecureShare
Permissioned secure file transfer — files only the intended wallets can decrypt, with on-chain access control and revocation. Standard cryptography, no custom crypto.
Build on MoryToken
MORY is permissionless infrastructure: read a balance, check membership, write proof. Build your own MORY-powered solution on the same primitives every product uses.
For builders
Build on an open token layer.
MoryToken is permissionless infrastructure. Read a balance, check membership, or write proof — the same primitives every Morylen product uses, available to you.
import { mory } from "@morylen/sdk";
// one balance, every product
const bal = await mory.balanceOf(address);
const tier = await mory.membership(address);
if (tier >= mory.Tier.Member) {
unlock(feature); // access, anywhere
}FAQ
Straight answers.
Is MoryToken an investment?
No. MoryToken is a utility token that provides access, rewards, membership and proof inside Morylen products. It is not a security, not an investment product, and not a means of payment. Nothing here is financial advice.
What chain is it on, and why Polygon?
MORY is an ERC-20 on Polygon — low fees, fast finality and a mature toolchain — so on-chain actions stay cheap enough for everyday product use.
Can the team mint more or freeze my balance?
No. The contract is immutable: no minting, no pause, no admin keys. Supply is fixed and the rules cannot be changed after deployment.
What is Mory Point, and how does it relate to MORY?
Mory Point is an internal, non-transferable reward credit products use today. It bridges to on-chain MORY only where the token genuinely adds value, and only after legal review.
How is the token introduced in my country?
Carefully and incrementally. Token utility is enabled country by country after legal review — many surfaces start with points-only and never require a wallet.
Read the docs. Build on MoryToken.
The full developer and policy reference — what it is, how it works, and how to integrate.