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THEO Token

Definition

The native utility token of the Autheo ecosystem, used for staking, compute access, storage allocation, AI inference, and transaction fees. THEO is a utility token, not a governance token.

Last updated: April 2026Reviewed by: Autheo Technical Team

THEO is the native utility token of the Autheo ecosystem. It is NOT a governance token. THEO has six primary uses: validator staking (7.5% of 7B total supply distributed over 7 years), compute payments (paying for DCC workloads), storage allocation (ABW34 storage fees), AI inference (THEO AI compute costs), transaction fees (gas for all network operations), and identity operations (AutheoID services). The total supply is 7 billion THEO tokens. Sovereign validator nodes earn approximately 187,969 THEO per year through the linear emission schedule.

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