FAQ
What is CETOX?
CETOX is a restaking-powered AI infrastructure protocol on Solana, designed to provide economic security, AI-assisted risk management, and decentralized governance for AI-driven workloads and services.
What is CTX used for?
CTX is the native utility and governance token of the CETOX Network and is used for:
Protocol governance
AI compute and network service payments
Operator and validator collateral
Restaking reward multipliers
Slashing collateral
Buyback & burn participation
DeFi collateralization via cToken
Is CTX a security or equity?
CTX is designed as a utility token used within the CETOX protocol. It does not represent equity, ownership, profit-sharing rights, or claims on any legal entity.
How is the token supply controlled?
Token mint authority and critical protocol permissions are secured via multisignature governance. No single individual has unilateral control over token issuance or protocol parameters.
How are presale funds managed?
All presale proceeds are received and managed through on-chain multisignature treasury infrastructure. Personal wallets are not used for fund custody.
How are airdrops and community rewards distributed?
Community incentives and airdrops are:
Distributed in phases over time
Performance- and participation-based
Aligned with protocol milestones
This approach is designed to minimize short-term sell pressure and support long-term ecosystem growth.
Does AI control user funds?
No. AI systems operate strictly as risk-intelligence and monitoring layers and do not have the ability to:
Sign transactions
Withdraw or transfer funds
Bypass governance or multisig controls
All fund movements are governed by smart contracts and multisignature approval.
What are the main risks?
Participation in CETOX involves risks including, but not limited to:
Smart contract vulnerabilities
Slashing and operator risk
Market volatility
Regulatory uncertainty
Users and investors should assess these risks independently.
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