/Token
What is GOATED?
GOATED is the native token of GOAT Network.
It powers governance and staking on the network, while BTC serves as the gas token for transactions. GOATED has a total supply of 1 billion tokens.
What is GOATED used for in the network?
GOATED is used for governance, staking, and network incentives.
Holders can propose and vote on network decisions, and staking supports decentralized sequencing - the sequencers that process transactions earn the network's BTC fees.
The largest share of supply, 40%, is reserved for mining and ecosystem rewards that pay contributors for securing and growing the network.
What is the official GOATED contract address?
On GOAT Network, the official GOATED contract address is 0xbC10000000000000000000000000000000000001.
Always verify contract addresses through official GOAT Network channels before interacting with any token. GOAT Network will never send you a contract address by DM.
Where can I get GOATED?
GOATED trades on centralized exchanges and onchain.
Live markets and verified pairs are listed on the GOAT Network pages of CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap. Only use markets you have verified through those listings or official GOAT Network channels.
What is the supply and distribution of GOATED?
GOATED has a total supply of 1 billion tokens.
The largest allocation, 40%, goes to mining and ecosystem rewards. 23% is allocated to the team and partners under a 12-month cliff with 18-month vesting, 15.58% to early supporters under vesting, and 7% to community airdrops.
How does GOATED relate to BTC yield and network fees?
BTC and GOATED play separate roles on GOAT Network. BTC is the gas token, so network fees are paid and earned in BTC.
GOATED is the governance and staking token. Staking GOATED supports decentralized sequencing, and sequencers earn the network's BTC transaction fees.
Network yield itself is BTC-denominated and comes from real network activity.
Can I stake GOATED?
Yes. You can stake GOATED or BTC on GOAT Network and earn rewards.
Staking GOATED also supports decentralized sequencing, which is how the network selects who processes transactions.