Avalun Whitepaper

1. Vision

Most reward apps break at the same question, the moment someone asks, "can I actually prove this exists?" Numbers stuck inside an app, tokens announced but never shipped, claims with no way to check them. Avalun starts from the reverse idea: anything that matters should be checkable by the user, on a public ledger, without needing to trust us.

Avalun runs on Polygon. Users build up Avalun Points (AP) through daily sessions, and will be able to move that value out as AVL — an ERC-20 token with a fixed total supply, liquidity added through transparent, verifiable steps, and a published vesting schedule — into wallets only they control.

2. The Product

• Daily session. A single tap opens a 24-hour production window. The user returns the next day to collect and start a new one. Rewards are calculated on Avalun's servers, so the phone's battery and processor sit idle throughout.
• Streaks and tasks. Collecting on consecutive days and completing short tasks unlock extra rewards on top of the base session.
• Boosts. An optional purchase temporarily multiplies a user's own daily output and adds a fixed AP bonus right away. No amount of skill or grinding produces the same effect — that boundary is intentional.
• Leaderboard, referrals, global chat. Social layers that give the community a shared space, kept separate from how rewards are calculated.
• Withdrawals. AP is designed to convert into AVL at a fixed, published rate of 10 AP = 1 AVL, sent on-chain to the user's own Polygon address once this stage opens. Each completed withdrawal will show its own transaction hash inside the app.

3. The Unit System: AP and AVL

Inside the app, activity is measured in AP (Avalun Points). On-chain, that value is represented by AVL, the ERC-20 token. The exchange rate is fixed and displayed on every screen: 10 AP = 1 AVL. The app shows no fiat figures and makes no claim about what AVL is worth — only what a user holds, what it converts to, and where it moved.

4. Reward Economy

• Scheduled community allocation. 70% of total supply is held in the Community Vault and released according to a published monthly schedule — 29,000,000 AVL every 30 days. Both daily production and boost bonuses draw from this same schedule. No new tokens are ever minted; the supply is fixed from deployment.
• Base production. Every active account carries the same base weight — 24 AP per daily session under the launch parameters.
• Boosts change production, never supply. Each boost package adds its own published, fixed AP bonus to a single 24-hour session; base and bonuses stream in together over that window and settle once it closes. Packages can be combined. Total supply stays untouched.
• Withdrawals are paced by the pool. Two published rules will govern on-chain payouts once this stage opens: a single account can withdraw up to 8% of its balance within any 30-day period, and no more than a published share of the liquidity pool's AVL (5% at launch) leaves the pool on a given day. No request is ever refused outright — each joins a first-come queue, and anything that does not fit today is paid on a later day. Queue position is visible in the app, and past payouts are listed with their transaction hashes. Once trading exists, AVL's price is set by the open market, not by Avalun.
• No randomness on rewards. Token amounts are never decided by wheels, chests, or any form of chance mechanic.
• The limit scales with the pool. Liquidity is added to the pool from boost revenue in transparent, verifiable steps; a larger pool raises the daily payout ceiling and reduces the price impact of each sale. Without new liquidity, payouts simply slow on their own — nothing can empty the pool in a single day.

5. The AVL Token

The token contract itself carries no owner, no lock, and no admin function of any kind. The one privileged action in the whole system belongs to the Community Vault, which can only burn unreleased tokens — it can never redirect them to any address.

Deployed contracts (Polygon mainnet)

These will be the only addresses tied to Avalun; check them against the proof page before you interact with anything. For steps on displaying AVL in your wallet, see the wallet setup guide.

6. Token Distribution

No allocation is held in an ordinary wallet. Each share sits inside a named, publicly readable contract, so questions about supply concentration have a direct answer: a set of addresses anyone can inspect.

7. Market Mechanics

• Open market from day one. The AVL/USDT pool on QuickSwap is live and trading is open; there is no lock, no unlock event and no switch. The price is set by the market and shown on the home page.
• Burned liquidity. Liquidity provided by the project is added to the pool and its LP tokens are burned (sent to the dead address 0x…dEaD). Nobody, including the team, can ever withdraw it. Every addition and burn is publicly verifiable.
• Small float. Only earned withdrawals and the DEX pool's liquidity circulate; everything else is on schedule.
• No token sale. AVL is never sold by the team. The only ways AVL enters circulation are the community distribution, the liquidity pool, and the team's public vesting.

8. Verification and Fair Play

• No ID required. Downloading Avalun, earning AP and withdrawing never ask for identity documents.
• Phone verification plus device-integrity checks through Google Play Integrity keep the reward pool safe from bot networks.
• Running multiple accounts gains nothing. The community allocation follows a fixed, capped release schedule, so extra accounts only split the same pool. Verification carries a real cost, and clusters flagged as suspicious are quietly cut off.

9. Security Principles

• Small, single-purpose contracts built on OpenZeppelin primitives (ERC-20, vesting), publicly verified on Polygonscan; LP tokens are burned, so liquidity is locked forever.
• Supply lives in time-locked and vesting contracts; it cannot move outside the published schedule.
• The only official contract addresses are those in section 5 and on avalun.io/proof. Anyone selling "AVL" at any other address is a scammer.

10. Community Vault

The 700,000,000 AVL set aside for the community lives in a dedicated CommunityVault contract rather than in a wallet. Its rules are locked in at deployment:

• 30-day periods, each with a hard cap. Time is split into 30-day windows, and each window can release no more than a fixed amount written into the contract — an amount no admin has the power to raise.
• Nothing is lost, only deferred. Tokens not released in a given period stay claimable afterward, but the running total released by any date can never exceed what the schedule allows.
• Release is open to anyone. Calling release() requires no special permission — any address can trigger it, and the tokens always land in the same fixed rewards wallet. No one, including the team, can send them elsewhere.
• One fixed beneficiary. The receiving address is set once, at deployment, and stays fixed after that.
• The owner can only destroy, never move. The single privileged action available is burning tokens still inside the vault, which can only shrink supply — it can never redirect tokens to anyone.

11. Boosts

• Definition of a boost. A boost is an optional in-app purchase, made through Google Play or with USDT/POL at avalun.io/market. It adds a fixed AP bonus to a single 24-hour session: bought mid-session, the bonus applies immediately; bought while no session runs, it waits for the next START. Boost packages combine without limit, and the VIP and Titan tiers also open chat access.
• Source of the bonus. Every bonus AP is paid from the community allocation, on its published release schedule — no new AVL is minted, and the team never sells AVL to cover it. Each package's bonus is fixed and shown before checkout; future changes to these amounts are announced ahead of time and never applied to purchases already made.
• What a boost does not do. A boost is not an investment and carries no guarantee of future value. Once trading opens, AVL's price is set by the open market and can move down as readily as up. Purchases and refunds follow Google Play's own policies, or are verified on-chain when paid in crypto.

12. How to Verify

Avalun's official channels: avalun.io/proof, [email protected], the Telegram announcement channel @avalunnetwork, and @avalunnetwork on X, Instagram and YouTube. Avalun has no Discord, no Telegram groups, and no other websites or apps. Nobody from Avalun will ever message you first or ask you to send anything.

The addresses are published on the proof page and in section 5 of this document. Anyone can check the following on Polygonscan without trusting us:

• No owner, no lock: once deployed, open the AVL token contract's "Read Contract" tab: there is no owner function and no pause / blacklist / lock function — the verified source is a plain OpenZeppelin ERC-20 with Burnable and Permit, and nothing added on top.
• Community Vault: vault contract → beneficiary equals the published rewards wallet; periodCap matches the published schedule; token balance of the vault equals the unreleased community allocation.
• Team vesting: TeamVesting contract → start (26 Sep 2026), cliffDuration (180 days), vestingDuration (365 days), all immutable; the contract's AVL balance equals the team allocation minus what has vested.
• Liquidity: the LP tokens of the AVL/USDT pool are held by the dead address (0x…dEaD), i.e. burned. Each liquidity addition and its burn transaction is listed on the proof page.
• Supply: AVL token contract → totalSupply is at most 1,000,000,000 and there is no mint function in the verified source.

13. Roadmap

Avalun marks a phase complete only once it has happened, not when it's merely planned. Foundation — site, admin panel and core infrastructure running (done). Closed Beta — Android app in preparation, reward mechanics under internal review (current). Launch — token contract deployed and verified, liquidity pool created, app released on Google Play. Growth — withdrawals open, liquidity deepens, exchange listings, ongoing features. Dates appear here only once they've actually happened.

14. Disclaimer

This document describes how the Avalun platform and the AVL token are designed to function. It is not investment advice, is not an offer of securities, and carries no promise of price, value or return. Feature availability and regional access remain subject to ongoing legal review. The figures here — rates, allocations, timing — are current design targets; any change made before launch will be announced openly, never introduced quietly. Confirm addresses and updates only through Avalun's official channels.