Gnomic
$GNOMIC · the token that pays for everything the gnomes build on gno.land
Every workshop in this wood runs on one token. If you held 2,000 GNOT the day gno.land started, some GNOMIC is already yours — and you can take it now.
live on mainnet
Live on mainnet, right now
What you can do today
Claim your airdrop
Check your address, compare the three ways of taking your share, and sign once. You need the Adena wallet and a little GNOT for gas. The choice is made once and cannot be undone.
Check my address → mainnet tokenCheck that it is real
Supply, the whole allocation, how the airdrop shares were worked out, the Merkle root, the realm paths and the live contract figures. Everything you would need to verify it without trusting us.
Read the proof → live on testnetTry the Testnet Lab
Mycelium, the token launchpad, and Rings, the NFT launchpad, both work — with test coins, on a sandbox chain. Launch something, root (stake) some GNOMIC, open a ring. Nothing there is mainnet.
Open the lab →Where the 21,000,000 GNOMIC went
- 15MAirdrop · 71.43%
To every address holding at least 2,000 GNOT the day gno.land started — 12,107 of them. Shares follow the square root of the balance and stop at 5,000, so the smallest gets 549 and the largest wallet on the chain gets 5,000.
- 5MEcosystem fund · 23.81%
Pays for what gets built. It grows on its own: whatever anyone gives up, half of it lands here and half is burned.
- 1MDev fund · 4.76%
The whole insider allocation. No liquidity slice, no foundation, no private round.
Proof, not promises
The airdrop list was not invented. It was read off gno.land itself, and the chain keeps a 32-byte fingerprint of it — the Merkle root below. Rebuild the list from the repository and you should land on the same root, character for character.
Both realms are published and immutable: their code is on chain and cannot be swapped out, so what you can read is what runs. The repository →