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Beyond basic project information, your Teron project page lets you publish tokenomics and a roadmap. These sections give people a clearer view of how your token supply is structured and where the project is headed. Both are managed from your dashboard and become part of your public token profile at https://teron.io/t/{token_name}.
The tokenomics and roadmap sections are entirely user-provided. Teron displays whatever you submit but does not verify, audit, or endorse any claims made in these fields. Visitors read this information as provided by the project team.

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Tokenomics

Tokenomics describes how your token supply is divided and how it is intended to be distributed over time. A well-documented tokenomics section helps your community understand who holds what and how the project is funded. Tokenomics information typically covers things like:
  • Token allocation — how the total supply is divided (e.g. community, team, treasury, liquidity)
  • Distribution schedule — when and how tokens in each allocation are released
  • Vesting — any lock-up periods that apply to specific allocations
  • Use of funds — how any funds raised through the token are intended to be spent
You do not need to follow a specific format. Use the tokenomics field to document whatever is relevant and accurate for your project’s structure.

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Adding tokenomics from the dashboard

1

Open your project in the dashboard

Go to your Teron dashboard and select the token you want to update.
2

Navigate to the project page editor

Find the project page section for that token. This is where all public profile fields are managed.
3

Fill in the tokenomics field

Enter your tokenomics information in the provided field. Be specific and accurate — vague descriptions are less useful to readers than clear numbers and explanations.
4

Save your changes

Save the form. Your tokenomics information will appear on your public project page immediately.
Be accurate and honest in your tokenomics disclosures. Misrepresenting token allocation — for example, understating the team’s share or omitting a large reserve — misleads the people reading your project page. This can be harmful to investors and may have legal implications depending on your jurisdiction and how the token is used.

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Roadmap

A roadmap outlines the planned direction of your project: the milestones you want to reach, the features you intend to build, and the timeline you are aiming for. It is not a binding commitment, but it gives your community a sense of where the project is going. A roadmap entry might describe things like:
  • Planned product launches or feature releases
  • Community or ecosystem growth targets
  • Development phases or technical upgrades
  • Partnerships or integrations you are working toward
There is no required structure. Use the roadmap field to communicate your plans clearly and honestly.

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Adding a roadmap from the dashboard

1

Open your project in the dashboard

Go to your Teron dashboard and select the token you want to update.
2

Navigate to the project page editor

Open the project page editor for that token.
3

Fill in the roadmap field

Enter your roadmap information. You can describe phases, list planned milestones, or outline a timeline — whatever format communicates your plans most clearly.
4

Save your changes

Save the form. Your roadmap will appear on your public project page at https://teron.io/t/{token_name}.
Update your roadmap as your project moves forward. When a milestone is completed, mark it or replace it with the next goal. A roadmap that reflects your actual current plans is more credible than one that has not been touched since launch.

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Publishing your project page

Once you save your project page information — including tokenomics and roadmap — it becomes publicly visible at your project’s URL:
You can return to the dashboard at any time to edit, expand, or update any of the fields on your project page.

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