$OLM role & current limits
The role of $OLM in Oreloom’s defined economic policy and the limits of what is established today.
Planned
The ticker is final. Token deployment, access rules, and distribution execution are separate implementation requirements.
Identity & deployment
Oreloom’s final token ticker is OLM, displayed as $OLM in the documentation. A ticker is not an address: the token must be identified by a verified contract on the configured network. Setting the symbol in the interface does not deploy or modify a token contract.
Defined policy role
- $OLM is the project token targeted by the two buyback-and-burn allocations.
- Eligible $OLM holders are the intended recipients under the planned NVDA distribution policy.
- Ownership alone does not establish a claimable amount while eligibility, snapshots, and delivery rules remain unset.
Utility not yet defined
The current workspace can be used without holding $OLM. No token-gated access or governance mechanism is implemented. The documented token role is limited to the intended buyback-and-burn and eligible-holder distribution policies.