Fixed Supply
Exactly 73,000,000 PALMETTO were created at genesis. The token contract has no future minting function.
A fixed supply digital token inspired by the identity, history, and spirit of South Carolina's Grand Strand.
Palmetto Token™ was created with a permanently fixed supply and a deliberately simple contract design. Its identity comes from the Grand Strand, while participation is not limited by geography.
The token's original deployment is on Base, an Ethereum Layer 2 network. The complete supply was created at genesis, with no mechanism to mint additional PALMETTO later.
The project emphasizes rules that can be explained plainly and verified independently.
Exactly 73,000,000 PALMETTO were created at genesis. The token contract has no future minting function.
The unreleased supply is governed by a treasury release mechanism designed around a ten year quarterly schedule.
The original Uniswap v2 liquidity position was placed into a time lock extending into 2036.
No holder receives governance rights, ownership rights, or preferential economic treatment simply by holding PALMETTO.
South Carolina Highway 73's final incarnation ran along Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach. The number gives Palmetto Token™ a direct historical connection to the place that inspired the project.
Sabal Palmetto provides the visual identity and ties the project to one of South Carolina's most recognizable symbols.
Read the storyPalmetto Token™ was conceived first as a fixed supply digital asset, with merchant acceptance and broader utility as potential areas of adoption. The project can evolve without changing the fact that its economic supply is capped at 73 million.
Merchant informationToken supply, contract code, treasury release infrastructure, liquidity pair, and liquidity lock are publicly inspectable on Base. Official addresses are collected in one place for easier verification.
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