Introduction

Zekret is building the world's first fully decentralized and compliant blockchain network designed for institutional scale, regulatory integrity, and mass adoption. By integrating privacy-preserving compliance, cross-chain liquidity infrastructure, and a multi-role node system, Zekret solves the DeFi trilemma: privacy, compliance, and decentralization.

Zeek is the native gas token, which serves as the backbone of the ecosystem. Zeek is used as a transaction and performance fee for node operations, to secure the network, and to facilitate economic sustainability.

Token Overview

• Token Name: Zeek
• Token Ticker: ZEEK
• Blockchain: Native to Zekret
• Token Standard: ERC-20
• Total Supply: 1,000,000,000
• Initial Circulating Supply: 118,500,000
• Token Type: Hybrid

Token Utility

Zeek is designed as the cornerstone of the ecosystem, with versatile utility that spans network operations, governance, staking, and service payments. Its functions encourage both short—and long-term demand through essential activities such as transaction fees, node rewards, and staking while enabling cross-chain interoperability, liquidity provision, and incentivising user growth. This multifaceted utility structure positions the token to drive continuous value and engagement across the ecosystem.

Transaction Fees

• Purpose: The token serves as the primary currency for paying transaction and gas fees within the network.
• Function: All network transactions and smart contract executions require token payments as fees. These fees support network resources and prioritise transaction processing. dApp developers, users, and service providers must pay these fees to operate within the ecosystem.
• Demand Encouragement: As network activity increases, so does the need for tokens to pay fees, driving demand. A growing user base and dApp ecosystem amplify fee demand, further embedding the token’s utility and value across the ecosystem. Additionally, as usage grows, so does the frequency of fee payments, further enhancing token utility and demand.

Node Operations

• Purpose: Enable users to participate in network governance through node operations, aligning incentives and promoting decentralised decision-making.
• Function: Users can participate in governance by operating or staking in various types of nodes, such as Institutional and Retail Nodes. Node operators are encouraged to stake tokens to improve their nodes or access higher reward levels.