Name: Zentra Token (ZNT)
Max Supply: 21 000 000 ZNT
Unit: 1 ZNT ≔ 1 KB of on-chain storage
Global State Cap: 21 GB of on-chain “space” available to all dApps, mirroring the 21 million cap of ZNT tokens.
By tying total token supply to a fixed amount of on-chain storage, Zentra enforces true scarcity both in currency and in the blockchain’s global state.
How “Space” Works:
State (Chessboard): Only the current placement of each “piece” (balances, contract data, pointers) lives on-chain.
History (Moves): Every past transaction is archived off-chain—no need to bloat the live state.
Why 21 GB Is Plenty: Most contracts occupy just bytes-to-kilobytes; heavy assets (files, media) remain off-chain, referenced by hashes.
Space Allocation (“Buy or Rent”)
Deploying a dApp: You must lock (buy or rent) ZNT proportional to your code’s size.
Finite Capacity: If you unlock your ZNT, your space frees up and your dApp goes offline, ensuring continuous demand for locked tokens.
Transaction Fees & Operations
All on-chain interactions (transactions, contract calls) require ZNT in your wallet, just as Ethereum uses ETH for gas.
Application Growth → State Value
More dApps on Zentra increase competition for limited storage, driving up both:
ZNT locked (sustained demand)
Value of the global state (as a scarce, appreciated resource)
Locking = Commitment: Locking ZNT to power a dApp ties up tokens long-term.
App Goes Offline if Unlocked: Discourages short-term speculation and aligns holder incentives with network health.
Yield via Utility:
Instead of staking rewards, holders gain through the appreciation of ZNT as on-chain space becomes more valuable.