Noomez describes a token system that tracks progress across multiple sale stages and includes mechanisms intended to reduce supply over time through token burns.
As the sale progresses, readers may ask a basic question: how does Noomez work?
This article summarizes the Noom Gauge, token burns, and other mechanics the project says are part of $NNZ.
How Does Noomez Work: The Core Mechanics Behind $NNZ
Noomez ($NNZ) is being distributed through a staged token sale that the project says is designed to clarify allocation rules for those following the process.
According to the project, the token sale is structured into 28 stages, with each stage lasting seven days or ending once the stage allocation is sold. The project states a 280 billion $NNZ total supply, with 140 billion allocated to the sale.
The project also lists stage-based pricing, beginning at $0.00001 in Stage 1 and rising to $0.0028 by Stage 28. The Noom Gauge is presented as a progress indicator that updates as the staged process advances.
The project states that any unsold tokens at a given stage are burned (removed from supply).
The Noom Gauge: Tracking Progress
The Noom Gauge is described by Noomez as a progress display that fills as each sale stage ends (either by selling out or by reaching its seven-day limit).
In project materials, each stage completion is shown as an additional section of the Gauge “lighting up,” intended to make the staged timeline easier to follow.
Noomez also associates certain stage milestones with planned events (such as burns, distributions, or staking-related announcements). Details, timing, and final terms may change and should be verified in official project communications.
For example, the project says that reaching Stage 14 is associated with a first Vault Event during the staged sale.
The Automatic Burn System
Noomez presents its burn mechanics as a way to reduce the token supply at defined points. As described by the project, burns are tied to the staged sale process and certain milestone events.
The project states that when a stage ends, unsold $NNZ from that stage are burned. It also describes a 5% Burn Vault intended for planned public burns.
Examples mentioned by the project include:
- Stage 14: 14 million $NNZ described as a marketing distribution and a burn event.
- Stage 28: 28 million $NNZ described as a marketing distribution, additional promotional incentives (including USDT- and NFT-related promotions), and a burn event.
The project also says no new tokens can be minted. Whether, when, and how burns occur should be confirmed via the project’s documentation and on-chain records where applicable.
How Noomez Describes the Longer-Term Structure
Noomez says its design is intended to extend beyond the sale period and includes post-launch components such as liquidity plans, vesting, and staking.
In its published materials, the project cites a fixed 280 billion token supply, a planned 15% liquidity lock, and an estimated 6–12 month vesting schedule for team allocations. It also references a planned listing on PancakeSwap. These mechanisms are commonly referenced in crypto projects but do not eliminate market risk.
The project also states that staking would open after launch with flexible lock periods, and that a future feature called the Noom Engine would distribute partner tokens to $NNZ holders. As with any roadmap item, timelines and functionality are subject to change.
For more information (project links):
Project website (for reference): Visit the Official Noomez Website
Social link: Follow Noomez ON X (Formerly Twitter)
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
